by Karl Sharicz | Apr 6, 2021 | Communication, Customer Experience, Empathy, implicit bias, Leadership, microaggression, Relationships
I first wrote and published this blog topic back in July of 2015. That was nearly six years ago and, with recent events revealing racial inequities along with an increase in anti-Asian and other hate crimes, I thought it was time to bring this topic once again to the...
by Karl Sharicz | Jan 4, 2021 | Brand, Communication, Customer Experience, Empathy, Employee, Leadership, Organization, Relationships, Strategy, Workplace
The year 2020 will go down in history for a multitude of reasons, some of which we will not so fondly remember and some of which we may choose to forget. In its wake, it may have hindered customer experience to a certain degree but it also enabled some changes that...
by Karl Sharicz | Oct 3, 2020 | Brand, Communication, Customer Experience, Empathy, implicit bias, Leadership, microaggression, Relationships, Workplace
Mastering the rudiments or basics of just about any pursuit can be critical to overall success. That certainly, and especially, applies to the skills and competencies required in the basic elements of managing Customer Experience (CX). Could the difference between a...
by Karl Sharicz | Aug 10, 2020 | Brand, Communication, Customer Experience, Empathy, implicit bias, Leadership, microaggression, Relationships, Workplace
This blog is about human to human interactions and emotions—you know, the kind of interactions that those of us within the Customer Experience discipline profess to know the most about and have spent the most time mastering the art of conversation. So, let’s begin...
by Karl Sharicz | Jul 2, 2020 | Brand, Communication, Customer Experience, Empathy, implicit bias, Leadership, microaggression, Relationships, Workplace
I had never heard of the term microaggressions until the recent uprising over the George Floyd killing by a Minneapolis police officer. To be clear, that was not a microaggression. That was a racist act of killing for pure pleasure by the hand of someone whose job it...
