Earlier this week, we talked about how choice overload affects decision-making. Today, we’ll detail when people decide to trust the federal government and how they view the federal government vs. private companies. If you’d like to read the complete series, start here.
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Too Many Options Make Complicated Decisions Harder
Last week, we detailed the need for transparency in government so that the public can “see” the process they’re undergoing when they’re interacting with federal agencies and programs. Today, we’ll talk about how choice overload affects decision-making. If you’d like to read the complete series, start here.
The Need for Transparency in Government
Last week, we outlined how people interact with the government using proxies. Today, we’ll detail the need for transparency in government so that the public can “see” the process they’re undergoing when they’re interacting with federal agencies and programs. If you’d like to read the complete series, start here.
Four Things We Learned About Good Customer Experience
Customer experience (CX) is a shared responsibility in every organization, from top to bottom. Recently, a panel of agency communicators shared tools, strategies, and predictions on how the federal government approaches CX in outreach, marketing, and other different areas.
Here are a few things we picked up from the discussion:
Interacting with the Government Using Proxies
In our last post, we talked about the barriers people face when accessing government services. Today, we’ll outline how people interact with the government using proxies. If you’d like to read the complete series, start here.