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"Always treat your employees exactly as you want them to treat your best customers." -- Stephen R. Covey. Research has repeatedly linked employee satisfaction, employee retention, and employee productivity to customer satisfaction, customer loyalty, and profitability. Find out how utilities have engaged with their employees to deliver exceptional customer experience.

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Connecting the Employee Experience to the Customer Experience

Research Analyst, E Source

E Source Forum 2014 September 29–October 2, 2014

Eryc Eyl

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The E Source Customer Experience Framework

Employee Engagement

Corporate Engagement

Market Engagement

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The Service-Profit Chain

Employee experience

Employee satisfaction

& engagement

Employee retention

Employee productivity

Customer experience

Customer loyalty & advocacy

Revenue growth

Profitability

Adapted from The Service Profit Chain by James L. Heskett, W. Earl Sasser Jr., and Leonard A. Schlesinger

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The Employee Engagement Virtuous Cycle

Employee engagement

Customer experience

Customer loyalty & advocacy

Financial results

Lower employee turnover

Prouder employees

Investment in employees

Adapted from the work of the Temkin Group

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What is your utility doing to engage employees in the

customer experience?

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Current State of Employee Experience

Source: State of Employee Engagement Activities: 2014 by Bruce Temkin and Aimee Lucas, based on a survey of 202 companies with 1,000 or more employees

Employee engagement activity

Percentage of companies that

do activity Measure employee engagement annually 78%

Don’t measure employee engagement at all 4%

Have employee engagement efforts led by human resources (HR) 50%

Have employee engagement efforts co-led by HR and customer experience 28%

Evaluate employees based on demonstration of core values 78%

Develop employee communications that reinforce customer-centric behaviors 76%

Incorporate customer experience into training and onboarding 76%

Develop competency models that include customer-centric behaviors 68%

Develop measures and incentives to reinforce customer-centric behaviors 67%

Develop rewards and recognition to reinforce customer-centric behaviors 65%

Incorporate customer-centric competencies into recruiting and hiring 61%

Incorporate employee engagement into manager performance evaluations 49%

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The 6 E’s of Employee Experience Em

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Eryc Eyl Research Analyst, E Source 303-345-9120 [email protected]

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Panelists

Bruce Folsom, Director, Products & Services, Avista Utilities Annemarie Newman, Corporate Communications, Alliant Energy Claudia Rapkoch, Director, Corporate Communications, NorthWestern Energy Dianne Hall, Supervisor, Digital Channel Strategy, DTE Energy Gail Watts, Manager, Customer Communications and Education, PPL Electric Utilities