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Digital engagement and employee experience are brands’ top priorities for 2023

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It’s impossible to know what 2023 will bring but, as we head into the new year, some clear challenges (and opportunities) are emerging and businesses have clear priorities when it comes to elevating customer and employee experience. We polled business leaders on TTEC’s LinkedIn page, asking “What will be the biggest CX focus in 2023?”

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These 4 CX and EX trends should set your 2023 priorities

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While it’s impossible to predict exactly what the new year will bring, some clear trends are emerging as we think about what customer and employee experience will look like in 2023. In 2023 it’s time for a more thoughtful and proactive approach to customer experience (CX) and employee experience (EX).

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Outsourcing is a sure bet for financial services in 2023

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On the other hand, hiring skilled labor and retaining a trained workforce continues to be challenging in the current market. Opinions show four areas of concern: high call volumes, long wait times, talent retention, overall CX costs. But, is that good strategy to meet the current moment and prepare for 2023? A cycle is created.

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How to Activate Team Creativity and Innovation

Organizational Talent Consulting

Why talent development matters As the world changes, people and businesses must change too. Evidence from a large-scale study revealed that training and development positively affected innovative performance by building employee competence and organizational commitment. Organizational Talent Consulting. Positive Signs Media.

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EX = CX: How to create a thriving gigCX model

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workforce by 2023. As an on-demand model, it offers greater staffing flexibility; during periods of high-demand, companies can activate a talent pool of gig workers and scale back when the volume decreases. Providing interactive training, introducing them to internal staff, and including them in team meetings can make a difference.

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Things You Shouldn’t Do During Interviews, Employers

Harmonious Workplaces

These can include questions about a candidate’s: hobbies or interests social media accounts why you went to a certain school family or personal life. Organizations should consider training in interviewing for all executives, line managers, human resources staff, and other stakeholders within the interview process. link] Leonard, B.