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In hospitality, your people are NOT your most important assets.

Bill Quiseng

In hospitality, your people are NOT your most important assets. Ultimately, success in hospitality is all about interpersonal skills. Ultimately, success in hospitality is all about interpersonal skills. There are a lot of people wanting to enter the hospitality business. The right people are.”

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Review: Micah Solomon’s new ebook: Culture Of Yes: Practices And Principles Of Great Hospitality

Bill Quiseng

Ever since reading his book, I have been following his customer experience articles on Forbes. So when he recently published an ebook entitled Culture Of Yes: Practices And Principles Of Great Hospitality , I was all over it. Some of those associates may have graduated from a hospitality school.

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Best of the Podcast 2018: Defining Patient and Customer Experience at Cedars-Sinai Hospital

Customer Bliss

I’m revisiting a conversation I had with Alan Dubovsky , a well-respected colleague in the industry, who is the Chief Patient Experience Officer at Cedars-Sinai Hospital. Before becoming the Chief Patient Officer at Cedars-Sinai, he was the program coordinator for the oncology program at Northside Hospital in Atlanta.

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Is CX Dying? 7 Ways to Save Customer Experience at Your Organization

Beyond Philosophy

I recently read two pieces of research about Customer Experience that worried me. The first was from Nunwood , a UK-based research company with a Customer Experience index, and it showed that improvements in Customer Experience were not happening. The Seven Reasons Customer Experience is Dying.

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Defining the Chief Patient Experience Officer Role at Cedars-Sinai Hospital

Customer Bliss

How do you define patience experience in a hospital? In today’s episode, I speak with Alan Dubovsky , Chief Patient Experience Officer at Cedars-Sinai , who talks about how a hospital stint in his youth led to a lifelong obsession with healthcare; specifically, how you get doctors, nurses, and employees to work together.

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Introduction to CX 101.

Bill Quiseng

Today’s course is a prerequisite for business professionals in the B2C or hospitality industry. This is not a customer service training class. And the job of employees is to serve to satisfy the customer. Instead, our education classes are interactive. Customer service is what you do for your customers.

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Posh Pools and Easy A’s: Students as Customers in Higher Education

Beyond Philosophy

In a recent New York Times article , writer Frank Bruni laments the erosion of higher education as a result of the growing adoption of a consumer model positioning students as customers and colleges as mere providers of goods and services. To be fair, higher education is only following the herd.