What do you do if strategic thinking is hindering the after-sales customer experience?
When strategic thinking becomes an obstacle to customer satisfaction post-purchase, it's crucial to reassess your approach. Strategic thinking in after-sales involves planning and executing customer service policies that aim to retain customers and encourage repeat business. However, if you find that your strategic decisions are actually impeding the after-sales experience, it's time to pivot. You might be focusing too much on long-term goals at the expense of immediate customer needs or overcomplicating processes that should be straightforward. The key is to strike a balance between foresight and the flexibility to meet customer expectations in real-time.
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