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Productive Networking: 22 Ideas to Organize Business Cards for Effective Followup

Stephanie LH Calahan

Collecting business cards or other forms of contact information is only the first step in networking.  From Clutter To Actionable Information. How do you turn them into actionable information? Thanks to Peter Coombs of FRONTLINE Training & Consulting. Staple the cards into a little notebook, one card per page.

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Colour Coding Works.

Laughing all the Way to Work

I was in back-to-back Committee meetings and I decided to use two different colours of folders, a blue one for the Committee members, with an attendance sheet stapled to the inside cover for my purposes, along with their meeting packages, and a red one for the Chair with everything the Chair was going to need. Too much information.

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Service Untitled» Blog Archive » Customer Service Pet Peeves

Service Untitled

Having to repeat information to multiple agents or to the same agent. Training representatives and putting processes in place to avoid blind transfers is not rocket science, but a majority of companies still do blind transfers more often than not. Employees that aren’t happy to see customers (rude, disaffected, unhappy, etc.)

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Service Untitled» Blog Archive » Book Review: Exceeding Customer.

Service Untitled

Three questions pertaining to customer service became staples: How satisfied were you? Included in the training were steps to turn angry customers around. The book provides practical information for customer service employees. What could we have done to improve our service? What do you think we do especially well?