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Customer Comments: Transparency at Whole Foods

by Pete Abilla on September 10, 2012

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On September 10, 2012
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Summary:

Whole Foods Market epitomizes the attribute of being open and transparent.

While at Whole Foods some time ago, I noticed this Customer Comments Wall as I was waiting at the cash register. I was quite impressed by it for a few reasons:

  1. The Customer Comments wall included both good and bad comments. This represents a very transparent approach – an approach that is open and honest, has a way of creating a culture that is driven to improve on behalf of the customer.
  2. This type of openness creates an environment that is also good for employees – when employees feel like they are heard, then they in turn will also listen to customers. In general, happy employees means happy customers.

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