Spoilt for Choice? Customer Service
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Whether it’s restaurants, hotels, construction companies, financial institutions, or training companies – We really are spoilt for choice!
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Whether it’s restaurants, hotels, construction companies, financial institutions, or training companies – We really are spoilt for choice!
Even those with nerves of steel may feel they are facing a deep abyss when having to give a presentation!
Less stress, less anxiety, a happier outlook, a healthier body, and a more peaceful, calmer inner life!
Places or people that never keep their word and who wouldn’t know what exceeding expectations even looked like!
The Labour Party, in its current Leadership skirmish, looks like a very large dysfunctional family!
We can guarantee that pretty much anyone who drives has had the experience of arriving somewhere and, having driven on autopilot, can’t really recollect the journey.
Hey guys! You forgot about Human Nature! You also forgot about how change works!
I really dislike the word Brexit. We’re All Going to Die – It’s a Communication Catastrophe!
Consider Negotiation as a game and use these negotiating tips to help you play your best hand!
The ability to manage everyday stresses and pressures plus the unexpected stuff that can ambush the best of us!
Whether you have a high resilience factor or a low one, there are things you can do to build your resilience!
Use storytelling elements to make you more appealing, approachable, and accessible!
It takes very little to create common ground and we know that storytelling is one of the best ways to achieve that.
It’s Time to Prepare for Christmas. Don’t leave it too late – again!
No one comes out of a presentation saying Wow that was a blinding PowerPoint!
The idea of bringing your stories to life and using stories to make a good business case is catching on and we couldn’t be happier!
The perceived wisdom is that the customer is always right.
Remember a time you made what we here at Impact Factory call an active choice?
Learn better project management communication skills and be really clear that people know what is expected!
Most people don’t listen in order to understand. They listen in order to reply!
Start by helping others to feel comfortable. Don’t try to sell anything. Smile a lot.
At the beginning people generally have a lot of enthusiasm. So how do you maintain that good feeling?
If you can distinguish between the two, you will have more say over the possible outcomes!
Come along for a 90 minute experience of our dynamic Professional Personal Development work!