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James Dodkins – CustomerExperience Influencer, Keynote Speaker, Author, CX Trainer. International Keynote Speaker, Trainer, and Content Creator, James Dodkins is named as the UK’s #1 CX Influencer by CustomerExperience Magazine. LinkedIn : [link]. Currently working at Qualtrics as a Sr. LinkedIn : [link].
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As customerexperienceprofessionals, we have no shortage of work. Or are we spinning our wheels, doing tactical things, and looking like we're making improvements - when, in reality, we're applying bandaids and simple fixes rather than making/doing meaningful overall process improvements and customerexperience redesign work.
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