Chapter
The Customer-Centric Culture at Home Depot
1:01:26 - 1:08:08 (06:42)
Home Depot's strong customer-centric culture has been a key factor in its success. Even during tough times like the housing downturn, the company prioritized hourly associates and customer satisfaction over profits, as evidenced by its practice of giving pay raises and bonuses to hourly staff.
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The host shares his experience of mistakenly answering a customer's call and how important it is to give out your phone number and email to gain the customers' trust and know their concerns.
1:01:26 - 1:03:35 (02:09)
Summary
The host shares his experience of mistakenly answering a customer's call and how important it is to give out your phone number and email to gain the customers' trust and know their concerns.
ChapterThe Customer-Centric Culture at Home Depot
Episode#303: How to Do Crazy Good Turns -- Frank Blake
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Bernie Marcus taught Home Depot's CEO, Craig Menear, the importance of avoiding the echo chamber and focusing on the significance of the jobs of the front-line associates and customers.
1:03:35 - 1:05:11 (01:36)
Summary
Bernie Marcus taught Home Depot's CEO, Craig Menear, the importance of avoiding the echo chamber and focusing on the significance of the jobs of the front-line associates and customers. Menear states that everything a business does should be in support of them.
ChapterThe Customer-Centric Culture at Home Depot
Episode#303: How to Do Crazy Good Turns -- Frank Blake
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Home Depot values their employees and understands the importance of showing that care through pay raises, bonuses, and stock grants to assistant store managers.
1:05:11 - 1:08:08 (02:57)
Summary
Home Depot values their employees and understands the importance of showing that care through pay raises, bonuses, and stock grants to assistant store managers.