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Customer Rage Is Rising—Empathy and Service Are Your Competitive Edge
On Growth Notes, Frazier reflects on a discussion in an entrepreneur coaching Facebook group about worsening consumer behavior and investigates whether it’s anecdotal or real by reviewing recent data on customer sentiment. He cites findings including the Parola Consumer-Patient Index showing one in three Americans would switch brands rather than be put on hold, declining tolerance for automated systems, Forrester’s CX Index at a historic low of 68.3/100, and Qualtrics reporting backlash to AI chatbots. He also highlights a CCMC “customer rage” benchmark noting 77% of consumers experienced a product or service problem in the past year and many reported extreme emotional reactions. Frazier argues widespread poor service and turnover are shaping customer impatience, urging entrepreneurs to stay empathetic and differentiate by prioritizing customer experience even if priced higher.
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