Since 2001, I have travelled many times on September 11th. This weekend, however, my travel felt different. From my origin location Denver International Airport through my connections and ultimate destination, travelers appeared anxious and/or apprehensive. In fact, each time we touched down the passenger cabin's erupted into applause. It seemed as though people had a nagging concern about the risk they were experiencing by traveling on the 10th anniversary of a day that had international significance. Whether it is a flight on September 11th or a small online transaction on any other day of the year, customers want safety and ease. They want their personal information, physical well-being, and dignity protected in all service experiences. While not a sexy part of customer experience design it sets an essential foundation on which all other experiences can be built. How safe is your experience in this global landscape of fear?
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September 12, 2011
Experience in an Environment of Fear
Since 2001, I have travelled many times on September 11th. This weekend, however, my travel felt different. From my origin location Denver International Airport through my connections and ultimate destination, travelers appeared anxious and/or…

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Joseph Michelli
Bestselling author of twelve books. Top 5 Global Customer Experience Thought Leader for ten consecutive years.
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