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Royale with Cheese featuring Frances Chapireau

Next in Queue · 2025-10-31 · 54 min

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John Travolta’s turn as Vincent Vega in 1994’s Pulp Fiction revitalized his career. His character has returned to the US after a 3-year stay in Europe, mostly in Amsterdam. In this memorable scene, he colorfully explains to Jules, played by Samuel L. Jackson, how Europe is similar, yet different. While Vincent’s amusing explanation gave us one of the great movie quotes of all time, it digs into the very real differences in culture and customer expectations between America and Europe. And don’t put the European continent in one bucket when it comes to customer experience, says Frances Chapireau - what works in one country may not in another. As a native Brit living and working in Germany, she’s keenly aware of how current CX “best practices” don’t always apply. • Cultural Differences in Customer Experience• Data Protection and Privacy in Germany• Trust and Relationship Building in Business• Customer Experience Maturity Across Regions• Why Customer Feedback Surveys Are Far from Dead• LEGO®️ SERIOUS PLAY®️ and Creative Facilitation• Language and Cultural Nuances in GermanyConnect with Frances on LinkedIn - BuildCX - Music courtesy of Big Red Horse -

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