The remaining part is making sure they don't upset customers way too much since that would conflict with the idea of "customer satisfaction" the company has.
The remaining part is making sure they don't upset customers way too much since that would conflict with the idea of "customer satisfaction" the company has.
I wonder just how that is measured, and how much of a bullshit metric only calculated and reported on to get someone promoted?
I’ve managed to get myself into the “buys webcams” demographic, but buying a webcam. I now suspect all the pointless webcam ads Amazon send me are all highly ranked for “relevance”, even though it’ll probably be 5 years before I buy another one...
I actually found it a bit offensive, as in "how stupid do they think I am to be tempted to buy a book I already bought from Amazon", mixed with being puzzled and confused over why a company like Amazon would do such a disservice to its shareholders by doing advertising so very poorly and leaving money on the table.