How Public Service Leaders Can Guide AI-Driven Change with Emotional Intelligence
Guide public service teams through AI-driven change with emotional intelligence. Build trust, clarity and adaptability while navigating uncertainty.
Guide public service teams through AI-driven change with emotional intelligence. Build trust, clarity and adaptability while navigating uncertainty.
When citizens have positive, efficient interactions with government services, it fosters transparency and confidence in public institutions. By prioritizing customer experience (CX), agencies can reduce frustration, improve accessibility, and ensure that services meet the needs of diverse communities. During this month’s CX Community of Practice, we invited Marisa Mellema, Senior Manager, Digital Experience Team, KingRead… Read more »
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