Can you provide an example of a time when you had to navigate differing opinions or conflicting priorities within cross-functional teams to successfully deliver a project that ultimately enhanced the overall customer experience?
One example of navigating differing opinions or conflicting priorities within cross-functional teams was when I led a project to overhaul our company's customer service process. Marketing wanted to focus on increasing customer engagement through social media, while operations wanted to streamline processes to reduce response times. By facilitating open communication and compromise between the teams, we were able to implement a hybrid approach that utilized both strategies. This resulted in improved customer satisfaction ratings and a more efficient customer service system overall.
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