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A Mathematician turned CX Passionate—that’s who Rosebella is!

We were glad to hear the story of a driven professional who interacted with a number of Customer Experience professionals while in commerce, and when it was time for a shift, it was very clear that Customer Experience was her new playing field.

The Global Head of Customer Experience at Engie Energy Access is a product of people who believed in her, but beyond that, her go-for-it mindset, determination, and focus have enabled her to rise through the ranks in Customer Experience in a very short time.

We admire her spirit!

While her story offered a ton of insights, these were the top ten lessons we picked:
  1. CXers come in as educators. They should show enthusiasm for understanding the whole business and take time to understand each department, their lingo, and their pain points.
  2. CX professionals should make it their goal to build and create relevance for the CX agenda: to push CX as part of strategic direction, not just as a support function.
  3. The entire environment that nurtured you are the shoulders in which you stand therefore go for it; Walk into rooms like you own it, decide to be who you are and who you’ve been empowered to be.
  4. Always have a growth mindset. Ask the right questions, leverage curiosity, and register what matters.
  5. Gel customer experience with other transferable skills. If you’re good with numbers, use that strength to drive CX.
  6. A question CX professionals should ask themselves is whether they are taking their customers along or just moving.
  7. Don’t be shy to admit you don’t know. If you haven’t navigated an environment before, have an accelerator mindset. Reach out to experts who have done this before.
  8. To young professionals: Relearn, unlearn, and keep learning. Accelerate your learning. Consume all you can from articles to podcasts and always seek counsel.
  9. It’s high time CX professionals begin to consider crafting CX strategies to march the Sustainability Agenda because that is not going away.
  10. The Future of Customer Experience is defined by technology but also a balance between humanity and embedding technology in customer journeys.