When your service suddenly goes down, it's game time for problem-solving. Acknowledge, inform, and mobilize—your customers will appreciate the transparency and effort. How do you turn a service snag into a win?
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Scope creep is a project manager's nightmare. It is one of the top reason why projects fail. To avoid this pitfall, it's crucial to clearly define the project scope and establish a process for handling unexpected tasks with the client.
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Believing in framing a solution for those customers, for example, you might find this approach helpful... instead of “you need to do this.”. Stay patient, even if the customer is frustrated or does not understand your points. But this approach helps them stay committed with you so you can change their issues.
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Want to boost your credibility with clients? Don’t just wing it—implement a solid, scripted process. Not only does it show you’re prepared and consistent, but it also builds trust and reliability. Plus, delivering anticipatory service keeps you a step ahead, every time!
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