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Other Added - A Sure Fire Way to Say You Do NOT Care About Your Customers
The UTIP project should be highly commended for making this data accessible online at no cost. At a glance, it appears that when FDI inflows increase, inequality decreases in Malaysia.Economists claim that FDI is both good and bad for income inequality, depending on the type of FDI that a nation attracts. FDI improves income inequality if much of the flows create emp
Remember, in business it is often the little things that really count. Be sure that you are not on the path toward KILLING your
One of the most powerful offers you can use in your advertising is the word Free.But, you may well ask… how can I make a profit giving my products and services away without charging for them?Which is the exact reason why you need to understand the ‘LVC Formula’ which stands for the Lifetime Value of a Client!Here’s how it works. Let’s imagine for a mome
Whether you like it or not we live in the age of voice mail. There are some who wish they could return to the good old days and talk to a real live person again. There are others who really do not care one way or another. But... now to my soapbox!
If you are going to use voice mail, please return your calls and do so in a timely manner. I fear too many of us have begun using voice mail as our personal gatekeeper. "I do not want to talk to that person, so I'll just let voice mail handle it." Your customers deserve your responsive call. They want to talk to a live person and they need to know that you are there for them. If you promise to call back and do not, it affects your credibility and believability.
I have a friend who has an interesting voice mail. It goes something like this...."Hi, You have reached ______'s voice mail. I will not be calling you back so I do not care if you leave a message or not."
Now, this guy is a businessman. Frankly, I DO NOT CALL HIM ANYMORE! Personally, I think it is rude, and uncalled for. But that may just be me.
As a business owner, I personally believe that I want to be available 24/7. That is why I carry a "smart" phone with me. Many business people I know do NOT feel this way, and that is perfectly okay with me. However, if there is a problem or need from a client/customer, I want to be able to address it. And address it NOW! That call is a concern from a customer and it needs to be addressed.
- I know some people pretty high up in their organizations that pass out their cell phone numbers and tell people not to hesitate to call them if there is a need. To me, that is pretty impressive.
Remember, in business it is often the little things that really count. Be sure that you are not on the path toward KILLING your b
'No' is not what you want to hear from a banker or investor when you need funding to grow your business.A 'No' can provide a valuable learning experience, one that can lead to an eventual 'Yes'. There will be many a 'No' in your business life so get used to it ; continue to be the optimist (a requirement for any successful entrepreneur) you always were.
Whether you like it or not we live in the age of voice mail. There are some who wish they could return to the good old days and talk to a real live person again. There are others who really do not care one way or another. But... now to my soapbox!
If you are going to use voice mail, please return your calls and do so in a timely manner. I fear too many of us have begun using voice mail as our personal gatekeeper. "I do not want to talk to that person, so I'll just let voice mail handle it." Your customers deserve your responsive call. They want to talk to a live person and they need to know that you are there for them. If you promise to call back and do not, it affects your credibility and believability.
I have a friend who has an interesting voice mail. It goes something like this...."Hi, You have reached ______'s voice mail. I will not be calling you back so I do not care if you leave a message or not."
Now, this guy is a businessman. Frankly, I DO NOT CALL HIM ANYMORE! Personally, I think it is rude, and uncalled for. But that may just be me.
As a business owner, I personally believe that I want to be available 24/7. That is why I carry a "smart" phone with me. Many business people I know do NOT feel this way, and that is perfectly okay with me. However, if there is a problem or need from a client/customer, I want to be able to address it. And address it NOW! That call is a concern from a customer and it needs to be addressed.
- I know some people pretty high up in their organizations that pass out their cell phone numbers and tell people not to hesitate to call them if there is a need. To me, that is pretty impressive.
Remember, in business it is often the little things that really count. Be sure that you are not on the path toward KILLING your
When purchasing your home/office equipment, take into consideration what you will need, what you will be using this item for, and how much use will be geared toward it. In other words, if you plan on faxing a paper only once maybe twice a month or better, then chances are, a big power fax machine is not the right choice. The same goes for a printer. You will then want a sm
I have a friend who has an interesting voice mail. It goes something like this...."Hi, You have reached ______'s voice mail. I will not be calling you back so I do not care if you leave a message or not."
Now, this guy is a businessman. Frankly, I DO NOT CALL HIM ANYMORE! Personally, I think it is rude, and uncalled for. But that may just be me.
As a business owner, I personally believe that I want to be available 24/7. That is why I carry a "smart" phone with me. Many business people I know do NOT feel this way, and that is perfectly okay with me. However, if there is a problem or need from a client/customer, I want to be able to address it. And address it NOW! That call is a concern from a customer and it needs to be addressed.
- I know some people pretty high up in their organizations that pass out their cell phone numbers and tell people not to hesitate to call them if there is a need. To me, that is pretty impressive.
Remember, in business it is often the little things that really count. Be sure that you are not on the path toward KILLING your
IN PART 1 of this two part article, we looked at Quality of the Product and Friendliness of the Service. In Part 2 we will consider alignment to particular requirements, responsiveness to needs, ability to deliver to schedule, and cost to the purchaser. Let’s get started.ALIGNMENT TO REQUIREMENTSA big part of competitiveness is found in the alignment of the
- I know some people pretty high up in their organizations that pass out their cell phone numbers and tell people not to hesitate to call them if there is a need. To me, that is pretty impressive.
Remember, in business it is often the little things that really count. Be sure that you are not on the path toward KILLING your
Engineering has developed from observations of the ways natural and constructed systems react and from the development of empirical equations that provide bases for design. It is a very frequent term that is used in our daily life. The developments and advancements that we observe in the world is only possible due to the engineering and scientific jobs that are carried out
Remember, in business it is often the little things that really count. Be sure that you are not on the path toward KILLING your business. Return your calls promptly.
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