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92% of Michelin-starred restaurants require a credit card deposit
Asking for a credit card deposit in restaurants has become common practice when making reservations. In the research we’ve just carried out, 92% of Michelin-starred restaurants required it. We also found that the amounts requested vary widely, averaging 60% of the price of the most expensive menu. Find out all the results in this article and the restaurant’s name that requires €2,000 prepayment per guest.
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Advice on how to conduct a qualitative interview
In this article, you’ll discover some key phrases for successful qualitative interviews. Learn how to break the ice by making your interviewee feel valued and how to follow up on their answers to deepen their response effectively. To end your interview on a high note, discover some original ways to obtain additional information before leaving.
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Can X /Twitter regain advertisers’ trust?
Linda Yaccarino’s appointment as head of Twitter marks a turning point, symbolized by the social network’s name change (X). The new CEO’s priority will be to restore advertisers’ confidence. In France, 63.5% of advertisers have abandoned Twitter, whose revenues have fallen by 80%.
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Electric vehicles: Too Many Variations in Charging Prices
Research into charging prices for electric vehicles via the Chargemap platform reveals incomprehensible differences between operators and countries. Differences of 1 to 9 are highlighted, as well as billing models that make driving in electric mode unprofitable in 32.6% of cases compared to gasoline.
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Retailers believe in the benefits of in-store digital
A survey published in 2023 reveals retailers’ expectations of in-store digital devices. For 89% of retailers, digital enhances the brand image. But do the expected benefits of in-store digital resist critical analysis? Read on to find out.
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Boulebar: the café-restaurant champion of customer experience
Le Boulebar is a café-restaurant where you can play pétanque. The exceptional customer experience attracts crowds. Le Boulebar has opened 9 establishments in Sweden and Denmark, generating sales of €13.5m with 160 employees. A customer experience model we analyze in detail in this article.
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Heatwave: what effects on development and Europe?
The economic impact of the heatwave has been estimated at 0.6 points of GDP. The effects vary from country to country, and Europe is particularly hard hit. This article also looks at possible solutions for companies and proposes a medium- and long-term analysis of the effects on regions affected by the heatwave. Dubai is an example of an area that has implemented strategies to remain competitive despite the heatwave.
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In-store digital: customers want efficiency [Survey]
According to a survey published in 2023, consumer interest in in-store digital devices fell sharply in 2022. After continuous growth, thanks to Covid, most customers no longer see the point. This article will help you understand what’s at stake in these changes and how they came about.
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Leto automates GDPR compliance [podcast]
Who would have thought that in 2023 it was still possible to get people...
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Recruitment by co-optation: state of the French market [survey]
Introduction In the world of recruitment, co-optation has become an...
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