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  • Six Ways to Sabotage your Consultants

    Six Ways to Sabotage your Consultants

    Why are all consulting projects not wildly successful?  Why are some merely acceptable, and others fail? Without a doubt, consultants are often to blame: they over-promise, under-scope, or take on assignments with unrealistic deadlines.  Yet clients also control the outcome of the engagement, and often, unwittingly, sabotage their consultants. Here are [More]

  • Scenario Planning: Social Response Strategy

    Scenario Planning: Social Response Strategy

    What do you do when you are disappointed with a product or service that you have purchased?  Most people turn to the web: a quick check on Google solves many problems.  And a few choice words on Twitter or Facebook can let everyone know about the experience. From an organization's [More]

  • Online Customer Service

    Online Customer Service

    How often are you disappointed by poor service?  For most people, the answer is too often. The reasons for poor customer service range from poor hiring, ineffective (or invisible) training, poor attitude, and inadequate resourcing.  Most customers don't really care why - they'll vote with their feet and leave.  They [More]

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