Top Takeaways:
-      Even though it was just women’s history month it shouldn’t be the only time you think about diversity and inclusion. Good practices around diversity and inclusion should happen every day.
-      Anyone can be a leader no matter their gender, race, religious belief, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
-      It’s important and necessary for leaders to have uncomfortable conversations around diversity and inclusion.
-      Businesses need to get feedback from a variety of customers.
-      Allow a diverse group of employee’s voices to be heard.
-      Keep diversity and inclusion in mind when dealing with employees as well as customers.
-      As a leader when a difficult decision comes up, what’s most important is how you adapt and handle the situation.
-      Be a strong leader and address issues of diversity within your team head-on.
Quotes:
“Even if you’re in the back office supporting fellow employees or you’re supporting the server who brings the dish out the guest, you matter, and you have a CX job.” -Stacy
About:
Stacy Sherman: Customer Experience (CX) pioneer, known for humanizing business, leading with a heart, and DoingCXRight® not just talking about it.
Shep Hyken is a customer service and experience expert, New York Times bestselling author, award-winning keynote speaker, and your host of Amazing Business Radio.
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