This page contains the different roles within the CX path. Choose the relevant role you want to learn about. You can also enter the “Professional Path” to access the relevant skills and resources (coming soon!). đ
Utilizes a range of communication channels and tools to understand and engage with customers and internal stakeholders. Adapts communication style to establish rapport with all audiences, whether novice or experienced, maximizing the potency of the intended message. Translates complex ideas and perspectives into digestible, concise formats aimed at resolving for success.
Examples: dailies, offsites, webinars
Is a reliable and trustworthy member of the team who proactively seeks and acts on opportunities to benefit our customers, department, and business. Works autonomously through each interaction and initiative, consistently delivering exceptional results. Actively pursues growth and learning opportunities to achieve personal and professional improvement.
Examples: sharing lessons learned, suggesting improvements to macros and Guru cards, sharing tips on #cx-themoreyouknow channels
Examples: Escalates recurring user feedback, collaborates with Knowledge Managers (KMs); explores VOC ideas and themes in the monday community
Cultivates an extensive level of up-to-date product, process and procedural knowledge. Utilises tools, resources and expertise as catalysts to drive interactions to resolution. Positions the department as a trusted advisor for all customers.
Examples: escalating to technical support, tags, incident reporting
Fosters a positive, productive and supportive team environment. Leverages individual strengths and cultivates interpersonal business relationships to achieve greater team success. Overcomes ambiguity by embracing challenges as opportunities for CX department growth, innovation, and impact.
Examples: active involvement in company activities, hosting shadowing sessions, active team huddle and ticket party participation
Examples: sharing lessons learned, sharing data-driven and observational improvement suggestions for macros and Guru cards, contributing to the culture of learning (e.g. #cx-themoreyouknow)
Examples: independent research and exploration of provided resources such as Guru, Slack, previous tickets and context
Embodies the monday.com CX Service Principles at the heart of each interaction and initiative. Strives for seamless resolution for all customers and a deep commitment to generating long-term customer loyalty and a positive impression of the monday.com brand and CX department.
Examples: assessing ticket history, BB and Slack for context; aligning a response with the appropriate features, resources and support channels
Examples: escalates feedback and trends through to the right owner (such as a CX Knowledge Expert or Knowledge Manager), submits cheeses, reports bugs effectively
Examples: Builds rapport with users in screenshares; communicates in a non-corporate, inviting manner
Examples: âreads between the linesâ to pre-emptively educate customers
Utilizes a range of communication channels and tools to understand and engage with customers and internal stakeholders. Adapts communication style to establish rapport with all audiences, whether novice or experienced, maximizing the potency of the intended message. Translates complex ideas and perspectives into digestible, concise formats aimed at resolving for success.Â
Is a reliable and trustworthy member of the team who proactively seeks and acts on opportunities to benefit our customers, department, and business. Works autonomously through each interaction and initiative, consistently delivering exceptional results. Actively pursues growth and learning opportunities to achieve personal and professional improvement.
Examples: colleagues and peers recognising them in #cxcelebrations or crediting them in 1:1s for taking the initiative to support and mentor others
Cultivates an extensive level of up-to-date product, process and procedural knowledge. Utilises tools, resources and expertise as catalysts to drive interactions to resolution. Positions the department as a trusted advisor for all customers.
Fosters a positive, productive and supportive team environment. Leverages individual strengths and cultivates interpersonal business relationships to achieve greater team success. Overcomes ambiguity by embracing challenges as opportunities for CX department growth, innovation, and impact.
Examples: Contacts KEâs and explains why an exception to the refund policy should be made for a specific customer; escalates a ticket to the TSE team and slacks a peer to ensure it is given appropriate priority
Embodies the monday.com CX Service Principles at the heart of each interaction and initiative. Strives for seamless resolution for all customers and a deep commitment to generating long-term customer loyalty and a positive impression of the monday.com brand and CX department.
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The managerial roles are not yet available. Stay tuned.