“United Breaks Guitars,” Song 3: Rhapsody in Bluegrass
Posted by Stephen Michaelson on March 3, 2010 · View Comments
As promised, Dave Carroll has released the third and final song of his United Breaks Guitars trilogy. In a special webcast event that happened live last night (recorded & available here; things gets started at about 04:30), Dave introduced the last video and spent another 45 minutes or so telling a more complete, behind-the-scenes story of both his broken Taylor guitar and United Airlines’ profoundly broken customer service organization.
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Voice of the Customer, part 2: At Southwest Airlines, a Different Kind of Leadership
Posted by Stephen Michaelson on February 24, 2010 · View Comments
In my first installment of this two-parter (Voice of the Customer: Newsweek Blog Scopes Out Readers on Best, Worst Airlines) I peeled back the onion of a Newsweek Budget Travel blog-survey to reveal customer perceptions of two American airlines that are polar opposites of each other.
What drives such extreme differences in customer perceptions of Southwest and United?
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