4 shocks to hit current workforce strategy as CEOs face new urgency
The workplace will not go back to what it once was and CEOs will have to transform their approach to running businesses with the impact of the COVID-19 fallout.
The workplace will not go back to what it once was and CEOs will have to transform their approach to running businesses with the impact of the COVID-19 fallout.
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Japanese automaker Lexus leads in customer loyalty among luxury brands, according to a recent study by market researcher J.D. Power.
COVID-19 is changing consumer behavior in at least six important ways. How should marketing leaders adapt?
Affluent women in Shanghai are finding that life is slowly going back to normal after the coronavirus hit last January. This hints at a new normal that includes socializing with friends and even going to Disneyland.
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COVID-19 has increased consumer awareness and commitment to buying sustainably even more than before, adding urgency to an issue that is accelerating with the ongoing public health crisis worldwide.
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More than half of customers actively try to touch as few items as possible when shopping and try to avoid interacting with employees whenever possible – a troubling trend for the luxury sector, where touch and feel are everything and personal relationships are critical.
German automaker Mercedes-Benz posted the highest overall U.S. customer satisfaction among luxury automakers’ Web sites measured by market researcher J. D. Power.