Get Better! The Dennis Decision
The Dennis Decision chapter, of my new book Get Better!, highlights how random factors may play an important role in our professional lives. Dennis is a man who decided to [...]
The Dennis Decision chapter, of my new book Get Better!, highlights how random factors may play an important role in our professional lives. Dennis is a man who decided to [...]
For some, learning how to maintain customer loyalty during price hikes has become an uncomfortable challenge. But with inflation, raising the cost of your services may be unavoidable. What’s the [...]
Stop ignoring customer complaints because they may hold some important truths for your business. Yes, there is a group of people who are never happy about anything and will nitpick [...]
If you’ve ever worked in business, then you may have wondered whether you should fire your customers. While customers make everything possible, some of them can be overly demanding, which [...]
It’s possible that mixed messages at work could be acting like sales repellent for your customers. This can easily happen when the customer experience is defined in ways you did [...]
Some simple steps can help you prevent some customer service mistakes. Employees may be costing your business money due to some common bad habits. Often, these are a sign of [...]
Whether you're focused on customers or employees, you need to understand that mixed messages hurt your business. This kind of communication can easily start to happen in successful organizations. If [...]
Whether it’s customer service or employee relations, it’s important to demonstrate gestures of respect. These are small acts you do that say a lot, without any words being said. Ideally, [...]
Customer complaints are often quickly dismissed, when they may provide a gold mine of information. That said, there are those, who are chronic complainers and will never be happy with [...]
During busy times at work, it can be easy to forget how to help your customers. It’s when you’re anticipating their needs and acting on them, without even being asked. [...]