@pubity: Xbox CEO Asha Sharma revealed she's been secretly solving Xbox support tickets for months, stepping into customer servi…
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Xbox CEO Asha Sharma secretly solved support tickets to directly understand and address player concerns.
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Xbox CEO Asha Sharma revealed she’s been secretly solving Xbox support tickets for months, stepping into customer service and fixing problems for players anonymously.
She wanted to figure out what players don’t like and decided to just talk to them directly. https://t.co/EPcZtFYcBj
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