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The Over/Under of Ted’s Talking – 2/14/17

February 14th, 2017 (No Comments)

Ted was like many employees new to the world of customer service – great intentions creating great enthusiasm resulting in great big mistakes with the customer. How? The female customer asked a question (or Ted heard at least part of the question), and it triggered something in Ted’s mind. He knew the answer. He wanted […]

Avoid Hearing Only Complaints – 2/7/17

February 7th, 2017 (No Comments)

I was meeting with a client’s leadership team recently, and we had some interesting conversations about how to measure customer satisfaction. While most in the room wanted to measure with – well…measures – one of the executives preferred to rely on subjective information – was she receiving complaints? Was she hearing from “Raving Fans” of […]

Don’t Multiply Your Troubles – 1/31/17

January 31st, 2017 (No Comments)

What could go wrong? I need to figure that out so I can be prepared to respond in the right way. I need to anticipate the issues that could arise so that I’m prepared for them. After all, failing to prepare is preparing to fail. What are all the roadblocks that I could encounter? I […]