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Tag Archives: culture
Another Customer Service Opportunity Gone Awry
Would a customer service experience like the one described in this blog make you think twice about booking a vacation at this well known resort? Continue reading
Posted in american values, brand loyalty, Business, culture, Customer Service, perceptions, process
Tagged brand, culture, Customer Service
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Managers Tell, Leaders Ask
Telling is so much easier. It’s faster and more efficient. Asking takes time, and time is money. I’m on a schedule; I need to get things done. I don’t have time to answer questions! In my experience, this is the … Continue reading
Posted in Business Leadership, Uncategorized
Tagged change, culture, leadership and development, training
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Putting Fear in Perspective
Fear is Kryptonite to a Great Idea Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Business, Business Leadership, change, decision making, perceptions, psychology
Tagged change, culture, leadership and development, positive psychology
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The Evolution of the Self-Help Industry
Have you ever noticed that short, simple sayings are often the most powerful and memorable? I remember my Grandmother used to say, “You can if you think you can.” I’m unsure if she realized how insightful this was when she … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, change, culture, education, perceptions, psychology
Tagged change, culture, leadership and development, positive psychology, self-help
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Customer Service Woes at Walmart
Have you ever been in a situation where process gets in the way of customer service? This article is written for those who provide service and those who have experienced something similar. Continue reading
Posted in Business, culture, Customer Service, process, Uncategorized, workplace
Tagged culture, Customer Service
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How The World Became a Ball of Confusion
We are a confused nation. We are on information overload, and we are not sure what is fact and what is fiction. What can we do about it? Continue reading
Posted in american values, change, culture, media, perceptions
Tagged America, change, culture
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CULTURE RULES
The truth is culture happens regardless. Continue reading
Grocery Store Dilemma
In my experience, customer service is virtually nonexistent in most grocery store chains. Am I the only one who finds this unacceptable? Continue reading
Posted in culture, Customer Service, perceptions, workplace
Tagged brand, culture, Customer Service
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There’s More to a Smile Than We Think
Stop your search for the fountain of youth. Just smile more… Continue reading
Posted in american values, change, culture, Customer Service, perceptions, psychology
Tagged culture, Customer Service, hospitality, positivity, the benefits of smiling
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The Fans Will Be The Biggest Losers
I heard a faint creaking sound in the distance last Thursday. It was Arnold Palmer rolling over in his casket. This occurred right around the same time the first pairing teed off, at the LIV Golf Tour event at Centurion … Continue reading