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By Nancy Friedman, Keynote Speaker; Customer Service Expert; President, Telephone Doctor Customer Service Training Many of us are aware that International Customer Service Week is coming soon. Real soon. And most of us are aware we should be celebrating...
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By Nancy Friedman, Keynote Speaker; Customer Service Expert; President, Telephone Doctor Customer Service Training Most business owners know that customers will walk, take their business elsewhere, if they’re not treated as they’d like to be; be it a phone call...
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Apologizing is an art, not a science; and it needs to be done sooner than later. Delaying apologizing can diminish the results. Take a look at this 90 second complimentary clip from our Training programs. Want this type of content delivered at your...
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1. NEVER use the default invite. Remember the saying, “If you always do what you’ve always done; you’ll always get what you always got.” Why be BLAND? The default invite that ‘comes’ with LinkedIn is at best just “OK.” You need to decide if you want to be OK or better...
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Dear Drivers: Today my daughter who is seven years old started to school as usual – she wore a dark blue dress, with a white color – she had on black shoes and wore blue gloves. Her cocker spaniel – whose name is Coot – sat on the front porch, and whined his canine...
