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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2026 · 20 MIN

Why_Hitting_KPIs_Destroys_Customer_Experience

from C3Centricity Podcasts · host Denyse Drummond-Dunn

In the fast-paced CPG sector, individual departments like marketing, sales, supply, and finance frequently make entirely logical, target-hitting decisions that inadvertently create damaging customer experience gaps. While internal scorecards and organizational charts operate vertically, shoppers experience a brand horizontally, often resulting in fragmentation when isolated choices collide. This systemic disconnect means that well-intentioned operational changes—such as portfolio rationalization, promotional pushes, or app updates—can erode brand trust and consumer loyalty despite strong functional performance. Rather than viewing customer-centricity as merely a cultural initiative or isolating responsibility within a single team, businesses must trace recurring complaints backward to evaluate how competing key performance indicators impact the buyer's reality. Ultimately, organizations need to examine the invisible intersections between company priorities, brand promises, and internal processes to ensure that departmental optimization never comes at the expense of a seamless customer journey.

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