Hello, visitor! My name is Jason. I recently created a CX Community for people like us.
"Like us?"
If you're like me you...
I read everything CX for years. It was my job as a CX leader at a $40B company. There were never any answers for the problems I had to solve.
But I had questions today, and I needed help today.
So I joined all of the CX "communities" I could find, but instead found non-curated forums filled with sales pitches.
Back in 2017, and still today in 2024, I could not find the right kind of help. CX professionals had to figure it out on our own - possibly making the same mistakes for no good reason.
We all have earned insight. The years of experience we bring that's unique to us. This is why a Community of vetted professionals is so powerful. Combined earned insight saves you from wasted time and frustration - and helps us win the CX game faster than ever.
CX Refinery is a Community where Customer Experience professionals can openly share ideas, expertise, and wars stories - to learn what works and what doesn't the easy way.
By joining other CX professionals in the Community you will:
I haven't found single person in CX who hasn't gotten stuck. I was a CX leader at a Fortune 100 Insurance company, and again at a top online retailer. I was a part of one of the largest, most ambitious CX teams anywhere, and still we struggled to make real progress toward our goals, because it's hard to gain buy-in, and it's hard to to align organizations to the customer.
How is this still possible? Is there a shortage of CX books, CX certifications, CX trainings, CX podcasts, and CX newsletters? I don't think so.
We've been hearing about Customer Experience since the days of grainy VHS...
Customer Centricity has become the #1 buzzword in the industry...
It turns out that the idea of being customer-centric is hugely popular. People love to talk about it. But few companies truly get behind it.
For the past 6 years I've been talking to CX leaders. Everyone of them has shared similar complaints. Some left CX entirely. What's the problem?
Here's why:
CX knowledge is unspecific, fragmented, and unshared.
Something is missing that connects the dots, explicitly, on what to do, and how to do it - for your type of organization. For your situation.
We need help from others facing similar challenges.
The first cohort will be capped at 100 members, who will all join free.
Looking forward to connecting with you soon. 👋
- Jason