You can't make this stuff up
Dave Barry, Jeff foxworthy
Tell Fritz is the new website allowing customers to 'get in touch' with Fritz, the CEO of GM.
but it gets better, this is a quote
"One of the new frontiers in the auto industry will be true customer service," Henderson said. "We're committed to responding to consumer market trends."
Gee where have they been as the foreign makers invaded?
We study customer relations in managerial accounting, TQM, CQM, geez, perhaps this is why GM is in trouble, ya think?
True customer service? Shouldn't that be exactly what they should have been doing? obviously they didn't get the memo. That's one BIG reason for failure.
Posted by: Rose | July 12, 2009 at 11:25 PM
I am waiting for
Tell Kay Bailey
Tell Nancy Pelosi
Tell Barney Frank
Tell Barack
Posted by: Dennis Elam | July 13, 2009 at 07:34 AM
My view is what if all this is just part of making consumers hear what they want to hear or feel. A company I worked for in the past allowed each other to "market" ourselves as upper management in order to get to the next call, so that the real Upper Management could do other tasks supposedly more important than to hear what our consumers really felt. A psychological strategy that has proven is not a very good strategy for long.
Posted by: Tammy Salinas | July 29, 2009 at 12:24 AM
Tell Fritz is an admission that the company does not listen to its dealers. This is about as lame a logo as Mr. Goodwrench.
Posted by: Dennis Elam | July 29, 2009 at 06:56 AM