12 July 2017 127 words, 1 min. read

French President Macron listens to his customers

By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab PhD in marketing, director of IntoTheMinds
We discussed in our latest article why CEO’s and top executives should talk directly to customers (especially in B2C) to understand problems with their products and services and help them find remedies to customer dissatisfaction. If you follow French politics […]

We discussed in our latest article why CEO’s and top executives should talk directly to customers (especially in B2C) to understand problems with their products and services and help them find remedies to customer dissatisfaction.
If you follow French politics you may have seen this example of new French President Emmanuel Macron visiting the presidency’s call center and actually taking calls.
Is there a better example than a President talking directly to citizens to get a better understanding of their needs ?

While we all understand this was also a communication exercise serving the interests of Macron, we must admit that setting up a direct connection with customers (read “citizens”) hadn’t been practiced publicly since Giscard d’Estaing decided to have dinner with French families in the 70’s.



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