VOC, Customer Insight & Understanding Review Flashcards
Which of the following voice of the customer best practices BEST represent a company’s preparedness to respond and act on customer feedback?
Close the feedback loop
Know what the feedback says
Open the gates to customer feedback
Take real and deliberate action
Take real and deliberate action
Which of the following types of validity is used to tell how well an instrument covers the range of meanings included with a concept that is being measured?
Content validity
Construct validity
Face validity
Criterion-related validity
Content validity
What is a critical way to foster a positive employee experience that will, in turn, lead to a positive customer experience?
Stress the idea that abiding by policy is more important than customer satisfaction
Empower the teams on the front lines to make their own decisions
Focus on measures of individual success, not that of the total enterprise
Reward employees who win new customers but not those who nurture and maintain existing ones
Empower the teams on the front lines to make their own decisions
Which of the following steps in capturing the voice of the customer is BEST described as determining who the end user of the product or service is?
Capturing customer wants and needs
Customer identification
Organizing the data
Scoping the innovation
Customer identification
A voice of the employee program can best be described by which of the following statements?
Program used for employees to submit ideas for improving their workspace.
Program used for employees to submit ideas for improving customer experience.
Program used for customers to submit ideas for improving the experience with employees.
Program used for employees to submit ideas for improving the experience with other employees.
Program used for employees to submit ideas for improving customer experience.
Which of the following predominant micro-moments do customers generally look for information on how to use a product or complete a product-related task?
“I Want to Go” Moments
“I Want to Know” Moments
“I Want to Do” Moments
“I Want to Buy” Moments
“I Want to Do” Moments
All of the following are activities used to achieve the goal of collecting and analyzing customer voice EXCEPT:
Assess and prioritize customer needs based on their frequency, value, and impact
Assign ownership of stakeholder needs by analysts’ specialization
Develop qualitative and quantitative customer feedback mechanisms
Illustrate the impact of customer perceptions and use of products
Illustrate the impact of customer perceptions and use of products
Which of the following departments is MOST critical in joining a voice of the customer study team within a company?
Accounting department
Customer service department
Human resources department
Finance department
Customer service department
Which of the following BEST defines “Customer Segment Personas”?
Customer profile information collected during a specific time period
Detailed profile of fictitious customers based on demographic representation of customer group
Detailed profiles of current customers purchasing goods or services from a company
Profile pictures and generic contact information of customers within a clientele database
Detailed profile of fictitious customers based on demographic representation of customer group
“Which of the following contexts in moments of truth goes back to CX’s foundational tenet, where the sum total of a customer’s interactions determines how the customer feels about their relationship with the organization?”
Relationship context
Personal context
Real-time situational context
All the above
Relationship context
“People power” requires that you also develop metrics for evaluating the use and impact of which of the following?
Specific brand alignment
Specific brand behaviors
Specific brand notices
Specific brand cost
Specific brand behaviors
Which of the following types of validity is used when the results from the instrument accurately relates/predicts some kind of external variable?
Content validity
Construct validity
Face validity
Criterion-related validity
Criterion-related validity
The majority of customer insights will come from which of the following?
Employees
Customer call teams
Customers
Other sources
Customers
The seven stages of the Customer Relationship Lifecycle (CRL) include all the following EXCEPT:
Awareness and Knowledge
Consideration and Selection
Responsibility and Action
Satisfaction and Loyalty
Responsibility and Action
Which of the following customer complaint barriers MOSTLY leads to wasting time because of too much reaction to customer complaints?
Dealing with minor complaints
High complaint barriers
Low complaint barriers
Passive attitudes to the voice of the customer
Dealing with minor complaints
Which of the following visually illustrate a particular persons’ activities over time?
Journey maps
Personas
Touchpoints
VOC
Journey maps
The following are resources necessary to establish a “Customer Insights” team EXCEPT:
Buy-in from stakeholders
Dedicated centralized program manager
Funding for tools, resources, and research
Outsourcing of survey tools and contact processes
Outsourcing of survey tools and contact processes
Which of the following central facets from a company’s perspective in a Voice of the Customer program includes encompassing both qualitative and quantitative customer feedback?
Comprehensiveness
Responsibility
Actionability
Accountability
Comprehensiveness
Which of the following tools is used during the process of capturing customer wants and needs when determining the voice of the customer?
A boundary diagram
A house of quality
A quality functional deployment
An analytical survey
An analytical survey
Which of the following will lay the groundwork for each of the customer experience disciplines?
Voice of the customer and customer understanding
Customer-centric culture
Experience design and improvement
Customer experience strategy
Voice of the customer and customer understanding
Which of the following is conducted when market researchers make video recordings of customers not only using products but also completing a range of typical tasks?
Systematic Observations
Contextual interviews
Quantitative research
Personal interviews
Systematic Observations
In the customer lifecycle, which of the following stages BEST represents the user’s perception of the brand?
Agree/get
Awareness
Consume
Interact
Awareness
Which of the following is defined as how accurate an instrument or survey is at measuring what it is trying to measure?
Reliability
Validity
Integrity
Loyalty
Validity
Which of the following are most likely to reach the largest group of customers?
Journey mapping
Surveys
Focus groups
Customer diaries
Surveys
Which of the following BEST defines “market opportunity”?
A company meeting customer needs more effectively than the market was meeting those needs before.
A deep understanding of a customer’s needs and behaviors.
An entity or individual in the market who participates directly or indirectly in the production or delivery of a product or service along the value chain.
The difference between the degree to which the market meets customer needs today and what the market would provide to customers if it were completely meeting those needs.
The difference between the degree to which the market meets customer needs today and what the market would provide to customers if it were completely meeting those needs.
Which of the following must be the focus for the customer journey map?
Customer experience from point to point
Individual customer experiences
General experiences of a customer
The end-to-end experience of a customer
The end-to-end experience of a customer
Which of the following predominant micro-moments is your best opportunity to close the sale or swing a consumer to your brand?
“I Want to Go” Moments
“I Want to Know” Moments
“I Want to Do” Moments
“I Want to Buy” Moments
“I Want to Buy” Moments
Which of the following may be created for customer journey mapping based on core behavioral patterns?
Touchpoints
VOC program
E-contacts
Personas
Personas
Which of the following is an example of the LEAST acceptable path to understanding what a customer wants?
An employee assumes the customer may want more than what they are asking for.
An employee assumes the customer is always right.
An employee handles all customers differently depending on their needs.
An employee assumes to know what a customer wants because the employee would want it as well.
An employee assumes to know what a customer wants because the employee would want it as well.
Which of the following BEST identifies this description: “information is used after there is a record of a customer interaction?”
The audience of Customer Relationship Management
The promotion of Customer Relationship Management
The purpose of Customer Relationship Management
The timing of Customer Relationship Management
The timing of Customer Relationship Management
Which of the following does a customer journey map plot?
A preview of the course a customer before it begins a relationship with a company.
The pre- and post- reactions to a customer’s relationship with a company.
The entire course of a customer’s relationship with a company.
The journey a customer takes when walking through the front door of a company until exiting.
The entire course of a customer’s relationship with a company.
Which of the following have built-in limitations as to the type of insights they can uncover?
Surveys
Focus groups
Customer diaries
Journey mapping
Surveys
Which of the following types of reliability is used when different survey questions are compared to see how they produce similar results?
Parallel form
Internal consistency
Test-retest
Inter-rater
Internal consistency
Which of the following components of the Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) includes the expected value of new and repeat sales to customers referred to your company’s products or services through advocacy?
Potential Total CLV
Actual Direct CLV
Potential Direct CLV
All the above
Potential Total CLV
Which of the following BEST defines “customer segmentation”?
It categorizes customers based on usage patterns, value, customer experience, demographics, or other criteria to improve marketing, customer understanding, and targeting
Proposes personalized offers based on usage, billing, and other customer data analysis
Provides customers with the ability to diagnose or even control their services from a self-care application, such as with proactive alerting, enhanced root cause analysis, decision support/recommendation through multiple channels
Using customer, network, usage, and support data to identify key drivers and predict the likelihood of a customer leaving; combined with customer lifetime value
It categorizes customers based on usage patterns, value, customer experience, demographics, or other criteria to improve marketing, customer understanding, and targeting
Which of the following contexts in moments of truth illuminate how the customer is going to react in a given situation and can even reveal intent?
Relationship context
Personal context
Real-time situational context
All the above
Personal context
Which of the following customers generally produce fewer candid reviews and a much lower number of reviews per purchase?.
B2C customers
C2B customers
B2B customers
All customers
B2B customers
Which of the following customer complaint barriers MOSTLY reduces the incentive to report to the company?
Dealing with minor complaints
High complaint barriers
Low complaint barriers
Passive attitudes to the voice of the customer
High complaint barriers
Which of the following BEST describes the “Real-time” of the “Real-time Experience Tracking”?
Customers mail survey responses to the company and receive a dollar for participation
Customers receive-send survey information on their phones sometime after the transaction to the company
Customers respond to survey questions with an agent over the phone immediately after the transaction
Customers submit responses in person to the company
Customers respond to survey questions with an agent over the phone immediately after the transaction
Which of the following can BEST help a company gather customer feedback about specific interactions?
Focus groups
Customer diaries
Surveys
Journey mapping
Surveys