Good application of critical thinking to eliminating customer churn at PayPal. Looking at customer behavior and identifying common „paper cut“ scenarios is very powerful - especially before the actual churn takes place.
After 17 years, we finally “cracked” a $100M churn problem at PayPal. Zero fancy tech. Just a spreadsheet, some simple SQL, and a physicist named Ben. 👇🏼
@LidlBitchard Oh yeah, I remember Loo‘s Control. That had this almost stereotypical Piano Riff 😃 Oh man, good times... are you planning to release more of this style, LB?
So much great content from #pakcon2020. Great job, @ProjectAcom! Haven't watched all my planned talks yet, but one of the favorites so far is @uwehorstmann's 'ugly truth about VC' - very open and proper tips. Kudos Uwe!
Tonight there will be the next #Spryker Usergroup in #Cologne, hosted by our partner @kernpunkt. Will it be as full as Berlin's @sprysys usergroup last week? Go beat the record! 😉👍
#SUGCGN https://t.co/NBgjbnUZqv
@celeste_horgan Sorry to hear, Celeste! Fortunately, user-centric writing in e-commerce sounds like us 🙂 Do you want me to connect you to our academy director at @sprysys in Berlin? Marketing and HR might also be of interest.