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Klienti mbret ka vdekur. Rroftë klienti mbret!

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Të vjetrit, kur vdiste një mbret, thërrisnin: Mbreti ka vdekur, rroftë mbreti! Një epokë mbaronte, një tjetër fillonte.

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Nga Jonida Këllezi – Çako * Një reflektim personal, pas 20 vitesh në marketing, mbi shërbimin e klientit në Shqipëri. Ka një fjali që më shoqëron prej disa javësh. Nuk e kam lexuar në ndonjë libër marketingu dhe nuk e kam dëgjuar në ndonjë konferencë. Ma kanë thënë dy herë, në dy dyqane të ndryshme, brenda nje muaji, dy vajza të reja pas arkës: “Po nuk të pëlqeu, ik.” Herën e parë qesha me vete. Herën e dytë, kur dola nga dyqani, nuk po qeshja më. Po mendoja se sa herë kam qëndruar unë vetë në salla mbledhjesh apo auditore studentesh, duke prezantuar “customer journey” me shigjeta dhe ngjyra të bukura, duke folur për besnikëri ndaj markes dhe përvojë të paharrueshme. Dhe se sa larg është ajo sallë nga arka ku sapo isha. Të vjetrit, kur vdiste një mbret, thërrisnin: Mbreti ka vdekur, rroftë mbreti! Një epokë mbaronte, një tjetër fillonte. Këtë formulë ma kujtoi gjendja e shërbimit të klientit në Shqipëri. Mbreti i vjetër, ai i parullës “klienti është mbret”, duket se ka vdekur prej…

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