A Shift in Mentalities & Business Model (Module 6 of 14)

Is Amazon truly customer-obsessed? Or, are they just pushing more products to their customers without understanding what customers are actually trying to achieve? What should retailers be doing differently if they want to be truly customer-centric. Michael and Marcus discuss.

04/27/23
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