Introducing employee-engaging transformation
Introducing employee-engaging transformation
Organizations have ambitious goals for improving their customer experience (CX). But CX change isn’t easy; it requires significant transformation across almost every aspect of operations. Given the effort required, it’s no surprise that XM Institute research shows that less than half of large organizations rate their CX improvement efforts as effective. Our research into how large organizations successfully change uncovered a core insight: CX change must be focused on changing the way employees do their every-day jobs. We have developed an approach to CX change that we call Employee-Engaging Transformation (EET), which we define as, “Aligning employee attitudes and behaviors with the organization’s desire to change.”
This report was originally published by Temkin Group prior to its acquisition by Qualtrics in October 2018. It has been reformatted, but no substantive changes have been made to the content.
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- What Employee-Engaging Transformation is and the five practices required to succeed.
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- Examples of best practices for this transformation from 12+ large organizations.
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- How to assess your organization's effectives in these five practices.
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