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Help your retail employees build power skills today
Rising costs and high inflation have tightened consumer spending as of late, thus creating challenges for retailers as they rely on a strong macroeconomic environment and healthy levels of disposable income to drive sales growth. While a large portion of purchases are made online, studies show that consumers still prefer to buy things in-person, creating a synergy between digital and in-person shopping and the need for an omnichannel strategy and hybrid model. Changing social trends have also adjusted customer expectations, so retail organizations need to be agile and able to train their employees quickly and at scale.
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