My Starbucks Story

My Starbucks Story

A Starbucks, em mais uma iniciativa para demonstrar sua transparência e comprometimento com a comunidade, está convidando seus funcionários para contarem um pouco de seu dia a dia de trabalho.

Quem trabalha na rede, pode fazer upload de um vídeo de até 2 minutos no site mystarbucksstory.com. No dia 30 de novembro, os depoimentos serão publicados e abertos para votação dos favoritos.

É simples e, como você percebeu, nada mirabolante, mas é uma ideia de uma sensibilidade tão grande que deveria servir de exemplo de endomarketing, e ainda mais, de branding. No ano passado, a rede de cafeterias já havia lançado o “My Starbucks Idea”, para discutir sugestões e ideias dos consumidores.

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