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Nominated for asking customers what wasn't working — and then changing the food based on the answers.
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A company that listens to its customers and makes real changes. Read why Scott made the call.
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International Delight has been publicly invited to join the conversation about its redesigned creamer packaging and customer experience. The invitation remains open.
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Do Right by the Customer
Nominated for asking customers what wasn't working — and then changing the food based on the answers.
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Nominated for the simplest reason there is: excellent customer service, consistently.
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Nominated for keeping lettuce on shelves during a hard stretch for lettuce supply and safety.
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Nominated by a longtime customer for consistently doing right by customers, employees, and its own stated values.
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Framework considers how customers can maintain their electrical devices and reduce landfill amounts. You can upgrade/repair your laptop in the future without purchasing an entirely new system.
View Nominee →A company made a decision that genuinely created value for the people paying them.
Something went wrong. Customers spoke. The company listened and fixed it.
The company chose honesty when corporate spin would have been easier.
Companies make mistakes. Products change. Decisions don't always work.
Scott’s Red Stapler Award isn't here to punish companies for being imperfect.
We call brands out to call them up.
When customers raise a legitimate concern, we want companies to listen, respond, and make things better.
And when they do, that deserves recognition.
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