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Global engagement is at a five-year low while AI spreads everywhere. In this episode, Joseph Michelli shows why the tool was never the variable. Gallup’s data puts engagement at 48% when managers actively support AI use, versus 30% when they don’t. Plus what IKEA did with 8,500 call-center workers instead of cutting them.


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Most companies know their regular customers. Few know which ones would defend them. That difference matters.

Joseph Michelli digs into Motista research that quantifies the gap between t satisfied and emotionally connected customers. He also offers an assignment to help you know and show appreciation for your advocates. 

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Your customers just told researchers they would switch companies to avoid the very thing you are spending millions to build.

Joseph Michelli unpacks the “get me a person” backlash — Gartner finds 64% of customers would prefer companies didn’t use AI in service, and 60% fear they won’t reach a human when it matters — and names the opportunity hiding inside it: the Human...


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In this quarter capstone, Joseph Michelli puts the whole machine back together: engagement, loyalty, and referrals aren’t three programs — they’re three outputs of one “loyalty operating system.” Drawing on Gallup’s record-low employee-pride data and Nielsen’s finding that 88% trust recommendations from people they know, he shows how engaged people build loyal customers who r...


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The cheapest customer-experience strategy in your company is already on the payroll—and mostly ignored. Joseph Michelli unpacks Medallia/McKinsey research showing nearly 60% of frontline employees feel their CX ideas go unheard, even where leaders call experience a priority. Drawing on his own Mercedes-Benz buying-experience work, he explains why the people closest to custome...


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