What Makes for “Winning”?
There is a difference between relationships that are “transactional” in nature and those that are “transformational.” The latter are those that last for a long time and create value for…
There is a difference between relationships that are “transactional” in nature and those that are “transformational.” The latter are those that last for a long time and create value for…
Jan Carlzon, who turned SAS Airlines around in one year, coined the term “Moments of Truth.” Moments of Truth occur THOUSANDS of times a day in every business. He believed…
Do we know who are customers really are? Do we know why they really buy from us? Do we know what their needs and desires are? Do we know what…
If you shifted your focus from creating profit to creating value, odds are that you would create more profit than you are creating now. A radical notion? Not really. Companies…
Employees suffer from the stress of the worry and of the extra workloads they carry. That stress affects their relationships with each other and, of course, the experience they provide…
Like it or not the Digital world is here to stay. Customers are letting us know that, in many cases, they prefer self-service! Many are fed up with the poor…
In Part 1 of this article, I began to tell you about some of the ways to deliver customer caring in this age of technology. I put forth my opinion that technology,…
The holidays can be a time of both joy and stress. I encourage business leaders to create a regular “practice” of creating feelings of joy that reduce stress – both…
Have you ever noticed that Thanksgiving dinner is the ultimate in service experiences? From the strategic planning of the “operation” right down to “delivery and implementation,” each step is carefully…
One of the most powerful customer service (and sales) tools is a sincere “Thank you,” yet so often we neglect to do this. Feeling appreciated is a motivational human emotion…