3 Lessons From A Poor Customer Experience
I recently had a terrible customer experience at a car dealership, and here are 3 lessons from that experience that we should all keep in mind.
I recently had a terrible customer experience at a car dealership, and here are 3 lessons from that experience that we should all keep in mind.
My childhood dream was to become a Disney animator. My experience at The Magic of Disney Animation changed that. Here are 3 lessons from an unfortunate guest experience.
Fear causes people to do crazy things. It pushed me to make a free course, teaching leaders my approach to innovation.
Qualitative research is a powerful ways to collect insights. It can also presents some challenges. Here are 3 things you can do to get more value out of this kind of research.
User research is valuable time spent, and here are 4 things to consider that will help you get the most out of user interviews.
It is easy to put blinders on when we label something innovative. That can be dangerous. This is my approach to zooming out and considering the implications of pursuing innovation.
Design Thinking promises new and creative ideas, but does it deliver on that promise? I'll share my experience with design thinking, and things you can do to increase your creative output.
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Strategy and customer experience are two aspects of the same conversation, but they rarely overlap. This framework aims to bring the two together.
Technology and business often have a parallel growth rate, which may accelerate the drift between the business value and customer expectation.
Building the right experience is more powerful and a stronger indicator of future success than simply building a product that gets the job done.
Building empathy with users is a critical step in the design process. Too often we focus on only 3 aspects of the human experience, missing out on a fourth.