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Tamiku [17]
4 years ago
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Enlightened carmakers hired women designers, engineers, and marketing executives to better understand the way women decide to bu

y cars. they learned that:enlightened carmakers hired women designers, engineers, and marketing executives to better understand the way women decide to buy cars. they learned that:
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1 answer:
attashe74 [19]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

\boxed{\bold{Most \ women \ dislike \ the \ car-buying \ experience.}}

Explanation:

➤ Most women dislike the car-buying experience

The reason that the enlightened carmakers might have hired women in the first place was to better understand the way women decide to buy cars. From this, we can conclude that trying to sell a woman a car is not very easy. In order to get inside the women's head and think like that women does, they need to hire one of their kind, which is a woman. A woman understands a woman and can better sell the car to them because they know what the woman wants, feels, likes and dislikes.

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