Nothing to Say? Say Nothing
- Communication Skills
If you don’t have anything of value to add the smart move is to say nothing!
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If you don’t have anything of value to add the smart move is to say nothing!
Cross-cultural communication can be a tricky business.
These basic tips can go a long way in minimising misunderstandings and maximising your cross-cultural communication skills.
Modern technologies and the ever-growing web are making communication around the world possible in a matter of seconds.
Strong communication skills are one of the most important traits employers are looking for!
Communicating is straightforward.
What makes it complex, difficult, and frustrating are the barriers we put in the way.
Here you will find the top ten easy-to-apply skills to improve communication in both your work and life.
Forget EQ! These days it’s your CQ that matters…your Communication Quotient!
Good customer service can make or break a company. It should be the number one priority of any business!
A proven way of increasing your sales and the customer conversion rate of your prospects and leads.
Give staff the authority to make decisions and take appropriate actions without first seeking approval from others!
These three steps will save you tens or even hundreds of thousands in consultants fees. Easy!
Whatever you do, do it with a positive attitude. If you don’t enjoy what it is you do, then do something else.
A truly service-driven economy is really a customer care economy!
A Customer Service Perspective is all about having a relationship with your customers rather than seeing them as a trial to get through!
People will remember what you or your employees have done or not done.
Eight critical steps to establish a customer service culture. Find Customer Service Training in London.
Handling difficult customers can be challenging, but it’s well worth mastering the negotiation skills required to win their loyalty.
It is so important that you nourish your customers and make them feel that they count.
Everyone gives lip service to customer service, but some do practice extraordinary customer service!
Focus on the customer rather than yourself for greater business benefit
Like a best friend, your just-right customer wants what you do, the way you do it, not what you think you need to do to compete!
Creativity and Innovation are often used interchangeably, yet they are (and should be) separate and distinct.
The “box” is the normal way of doing things and looking at things. It is the assumptions that almost everyone involved is making.
An organisation’s structure can inhibit or foster creativity and innovation.