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The final item in this goal is the use of emotions. Even with all the best capabilities and processes, sometimes things get awkward – there is no way to hide bad news.
By reviewing the entire journey, using a controlled vocabulary, you can plot a positive to negative line. When you understand that multiple steps can lead to doubt, this becomes a design tool helping the organization think about how this might be avoided by changing the process earlier in the journey.
Organizations tend to be extremely rational. Using emotions in strategy can feel strange at first for many, but over time become an important part of customer experience management.
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