With the aim of acquiring a larger number of clients, EDEEste began a recruitment campaign this Saturday. This initiative, which involves more than 1,900 employees, is part of a comprehensive strategy designed to reduce losses and improve the service offered to the community.
The opening ceremony, held in Juan Pablo Duarte Park (Venezuela Park) in Santo Domingo Este, was headed by the General Manager of EDEEste, engineer Manuel Mejía Naut.
During the event, the importance of this activity was highlighted, which aims to reach more than 50 thousand homes and formalize more than two thousand new contracts.
In his opening speech, engineer Mejía Naut stressed the importance of these recruitment days as a fundamental step to strengthen the relationship with customers and guarantee a more efficient and reliable electric service. “Our goal is to be closer to the community, understand their needs and offer effective solutions. This day is a clear example of our commitment to the development and well-being of our customers,” he said.
The recruitment day includes activities at different strategic points in the concession area, where EDEEste collaborators will assist residents with information on the formalization of contracts, benefits of regularized service and procedures for the installation of meters. In addition, educational talks are offered on the efficient use of electric energy and informative materials are distributed.
The joint effort of EDEEste collaborators, under the direction of engineer Mejía Naut, is essential for the success of this event. “This is the effort of an entire committed team, which works every day to improve the quality of the electric service in our area,” says one of the participants.
EDEEste continues to carry out these types of initiatives in order to continuously improve its services and maintain a close and transparent relationship with its customers. It is expected that these recruitment days will be carried out periodically, covering more and more areas and benefiting a greater number of homes.
