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An established industry player is seeking a Customer Insight Manager to lead a dynamic team focused on enhancing customer experiences through deep analysis and actionable insights. This role involves managing a variety of analytical tasks, from root cause analysis to stakeholder engagement, ensuring that data-driven decisions are made to improve customer satisfaction. The ideal candidate will thrive in a hybrid working environment, balancing office presence with flexibility. Join a supportive and inclusive team dedicated to making a meaningful impact on customer journeys and shaping the future of financial services.
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The Customer Insight Manager role in Transport sits within the Customer Insights & Analytics team, part of Transport Experience & Insight team. Our team is an aggregation of a curious and diverse set of minds who work closely together and are passionate about understanding and championing our customers’ present and future needs.
Our wider purpose is to develop insights and drive action-plan responses to improve the customer experience (CX). We exist to inform decision-making with facts. We do that by seeking out and crafting practical and usable insight, spotting great ideas as well as telling compelling and convincing stories.
Your role within that purpose will be to lead a team of analysts and drive our insights agenda. Your core purpose will be to understand the true root cause of customer dissatisfaction, and find opportunities to delight our customers. Practically this means finding opportunities to change our existing customer journeys, processes, and policies. You will work independently within 5 Transport squads made up of empowered representatives from key business Transport areas.
Your immediate insights peer group will comprise of 3 other Managers; another Customer Insights Manager, an Executive Reporting Manager and an NPS Programme Manager. This means you will have excellent peer support and expertise but also be expected to work together as a leadership team to ensure that the function operates effectively with data management, insight and RCA robust practices, as well as agility and a strong growth mindset.
Your core responsibilities:
Essential knowledge, capabilities, and experience:
Working Pattern: Our work style is hybrid, which involves spending at least two days per week currently, or 40% of our time, at our offices. Our North West hub is currently Heathside Park in Cheadle, and we'll be moving to Manchester Portland Street over the summer. Our Wales hub is currently in Newport Tredegar Park, and will move to Cardiff in 2026.
Why should you apply?
You’ll be part of a supportive team who work in a variety of flexible ways to accommodate your work-life balance. We have a truly inclusive culture and greatly value the diversity of thought to help continuously drive us forward. To find out more about the role please contact Vanessa Rice (v anessa.rice@scottishwidows.co.uk) or Kieran McWatt (Kieran.k.mcwatt@scottishwidows.co.uk).
In return, the role will provide the opportunity to learn new skills and to work in a fast-paced but collaborative work environment! We have a truly inclusive culture and greatly value the diversity of thought to really make a difference for our customers.
Our focus is to ensure we're inclusive every day, building an organisation that reflects modern society and celebrates diversity in all its forms.
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