Can you provide an example of a time when you had to quickly pivot your strategy to meet changing customer needs, and how did you ensure that the customer remained satisfied throughout the process?
One example of when I had to quickly pivot my strategy to meet changing customer needs was when a key feature of our product was no longer meeting customer expectations. I immediately gathered feedback from customers through surveys and interviews to understand their pain points and preferences. Based on this feedback, I worked with the product development team to rapidly iterate and improve the feature, ensuring that the customer remained satisfied throughout the process by providing regular updates on our progress and actively involving them in the decision-making process.
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