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Road Rage and Customer Service

Road rage and customer service in America are quite similar.  One reason customer service stinks is that companies don’t know their customers.  How could they?  Most customer service is delivered via phone, email, or a chat window.  Most American service

Andrew McFarland 29 September 20098 April 2010 How to Deliver Customer Service 2 Comments Read more

When Good People Aren’t Good Enough

Don’t miss the point… subscribe here. One of my pet peeves related to customer care is the [untrue] notion that you can hire a customer service department, buy some tools, and whiteboard a process to deliver service.  That won’t work

Andrew McFarland 27 June 200926 February 2021 Culture, Necessary for Success 3 Comments Read more
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