"The customer perspective is important to the continuous improvement of our operations. I am keen to meet with you so that I can listen to your experiences and learn from them."
"The customer perspective is important to the continuous improvement of our operations. I am keen to meet with you so that I can listen to your experiences and learn from them."
Ted Rogers, CEO of Rogers Wireless Inc, is listening. He is keen to learn from your experiences.
Go ahead and add your two cents. Click here to email your Rogers experiences. But before you do, you should read the following:
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Click here to email your Rogers experiences.