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Exp employee diagnosis

Skill guofu-shiqu/ux-expert-skills/skills/exp-employee-diagnosis

员工体验诊断。当客户体验问题可能源于员工侧的能力、工具、权限、信息或情绪压力时调用。From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add guofu-shiqu/ux-expert-skills --skill exp-employee-diagnosis

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员工体验诊断

分析员工 JTBD、服务目标与用户期待的匹配度,评估员工体验如何传导到客户体验。

触发条件

  • 客户体验问题可能源于员工侧
  • 员工能力、工具、权限、信息或情绪压力有问题
  • 需要分析员工体验对客户体验的影响
  • 需要改善员工支持和赋能

核心能力

1. 分析员工 JTBD

理解员工的工作任务和目标:

  • 员工想要完成什么任务(功能任务)
  • 员工想要感受到什么(情绪任务)
  • 员工想要在同事/客户眼中呈现什么(社会任务)

2. 检查服务目标匹配度

评估员工的服务目标与用户期待是否匹配:

  • 员工理解的用户目标是什么
  • 员工实际交付的是什么
  • 差距在哪里

3. 评估支持度

从以下维度评估员工是否得到足够支持:

支持类型检查内容
信息支持员工是否能方便获取用户信息、产品信息、政策信息
工具支持员工使用的系统/工具是否好用、高效、稳定
知识支持员工是否得到足够的培训、知识库、最佳实践
权限支持员工是否有足够权限快速解决用户问题

4. 评估情绪压力

评估员工的情绪压力和倦怠风险:

  • 工作量是否合理
  • 是否有情绪疏导机制
  • 是否感到被支持和赋能

5. 评估协作成本

评估跨部门协作是否顺畅:

  • 员工是否需要协调多个部门才能解决用户问题
  • 协作流程是否清晰高效

6. 分析传导机制

分析员工体验如何传导到客户体验:

  • 员工情绪 → 服务态度 → 客户感受
  • 员工工具效率 → 响应速度 → 客户满意度
  • 员工信息获取 → 问题解决质量 → 客户信任

输出格式:员工体验分析报告

【员工体验分析报告】

▸ 员工任务:
  功能任务:[帮我...]
  情绪任务:[让我感到...]
  社会任务:[让我看起来...]

▸ JTBD:[员工的 JTBD]
▸ 服务目标:[员工理解的服务目标]
▸ 用户期待:[用户实际期待的是什么]

▸ 支持度评估:
  信息支持:[充足/不足],问题:[...]
  工具支持:[充足/不足],问题:[...]
  知识支持:[充足/不足],问题:[...]
  权限支持:[充足/不足],问题:[...]

▸ 情绪压力:[高/中/低],问题:[...]
▸ 协作成本:[高/中/低],问题:[...]

▸ 对客户体验的影响:
  [员工体验问题如何传导到客户体验]

▸ 改善机会:
  1. [...]
  2. [...]
  ...

使用方法

当客户体验问题可能源于员工侧时,调用本 skill 进行员工体验诊断,找出根本原并提供改善方向。

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  • analyze employee jobs-to-be-done
  • evaluate service goal and user expectation alignment
  • evaluate employee support across four dimensions
  • assess emotional pressure and burnout risk
  • evaluate cross-department collaboration costs
  • analyze employee-to-customer experience transmission

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