Can you share a situation where you had to make a difficult decision that ultimately benefited the customer experience, even though it may have initially seemed like a conflicting priority with other business goals? How did you approach this decision and what was the outcome?
A: In a previous role, I had to decide whether to extend the return policy for a customer who had missed the deadline due to extenuating circumstances. While this decision conflicted with the company's strict return policy, I prioritized the customer experience by showing empathy and understanding. I approached this decision by considering the long-term relationship with the customer and the potential impact on the company's reputation. Ultimately, I decided to make an exception and extend the return window, which resulted in a positive customer experience and strengthened loyalty.
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