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Is the Confidence Gap Between Men and Women a Myth?

Harvard Business

How working women are kept from positions of influence and power is by now well-documented by scientists and journalists alike. In this framing, the aforementioned structural barriers are hurdles to be leaped over with proper mental training. The fallacy of meritocracy in male-dominated organizations is well-documented.

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Customer intent is a treasure trove of actionable data hiding in plain sight

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By looking at the CX lifecycle though granular intents, companies can 1) benchmark where they are strong/blemished, 2) identify where a human touch in a contact center helps/over-indexes the needs of a customer, and 3) solve for customers’ CX needs with surgical precision.”

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How Companies Can Take a Stand Against Bribery

Harvard Business

Consider that in India in 2016, nearly seven in 10 citizens reported paying a bribe to access basic public services such as public schools, public clinics or hospitals, access to official documents, and utilities, according to Transparency International.

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The Outside-In Approach to Customer Service - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM HBS EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

Harvard Business

Best Buy responded by reengineering the design of its stores and training some of its staff to be generalists who could help women traverse their stores. But this misses an important piece of the story that is documented in Reorganize for Resilience. And what are the benchmarks of success? It doesn’t happen overnight.