Do Your Customers Trust You?
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Do Your Customers Trust You?

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Management consultants Martha Rogers and Don Peppers argue that, for today's consumers, being trustworthy is no longer adequate. People now demand that companies be trustable—that they treat customers as partners and even family, preemptively acting in their best interests.


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