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Decir “sí” vende más: el poder del servicio

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August 28, 2025

Decir “sí” vende más: el poder del servicio | El Playbook del Empresario | Ep.4

En el mundo del servicio al cliente, una palabra puede marcar la diferencia: sí. En este episodio, conversamos con Carlos Roberts, Director General de El Fogoncito, sobre cómo adoptar una mentalidad de servicio incondicional puede elevar la experiencia del cliente, generar lealtad duradera y abrir nuevas oportunidades de crecimiento para las empresas.

 

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