Culture Clash: Is your company sales or customer-driven? [Article]

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Jane Hiscock, President of Farland Group, shares her point of view on the differences between a customer-driven company and a sales-driven company. Today’s savvy, digitally enabled customers know when they are being treated as just a number versus being treated as the central focus of the business and will react in ways that can negatively affect your business. To become a true customer-driven company requires a deep-seated culture change.

The problem in today’s digital world is the customer doesn’t want to be treated as your sale, and it is only a moment before that annoyed customer shares their negative experience through digital channels and creates a challenge for your brand.

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Farland Group

Farland Group designs, runs, and sustains customer advisory boards for Global 500 B2B companies, including Microsoft, AMD, IBM, Coupa, and Kyndryl. Each year, the team conducts thousands of interviews and conversations with C-suite executives across industries, and that work shapes how Farland Group helps clients build boards that customers value and stay with for the long term.

https://www.farlandgroup.com/about-farland-group
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