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Change the dictionary defines as “the action of leaving a thing or situation to make another.” It’s a transition that simple. However, being something so simple to understand, why most people we resist change?
There are those who venture into business with a look of great significance. Think of it solely to make money as quickly as possible. And in many cases is that precisely the purpose of your business, in both directions.
But there are also entrepreneurs who have a vision with the aim of creating jobs, regardless of both the immediate benefit. Know, feel that the money will come later, as a result of constant work.
And indeed, money is not the end but only a consequence.
In the business world, as in life and interpersonal relationships, most resistant to change because that means leaving the comfort zone to which we are accustomed. Change is something new and uncomfortable, unpredictable, something that seems safe and almost always causes uncertainty.
For some strange reason when man is forced to make an important decision in the first thing you think is in the negative. Usually it happens. But while change can produce some discomfort is also a real opportunity to improve our situation.
The crux of the matter is put aside, consciously, that negative perception. As entrepreneurs, our task must be to take away the fear people work harder and better as this is inevitable when we decide to change something within the organization. And the team has to.
We must also be able to break habits. Many think that their employees could take up arms, but the truth is that the vast majority of human beings seek comfort in the habit and stay with what has already been tested. Read the rest of this entry »
Today, with so many competitors and products offered on the market, is practically a requirement for a company to provide good customer service if they want to succeed.
However, many companies neglect the customer service, although in some cases, because, despite being aware of the importance of this, do not really know how to provide good customer service.
They know that to know how to give good customer service all they have to do is put you in the customer and ask what it looks upon entry to their business.
The first thing you are looking for a customer upon entering a business is being well received.
He does not want to greet workers first business, but want them to greet him first, preferably with a big smile on his face and by name, if it is a repeat customer.
One of the things that a customer hates when entering a business is to ignore it, that after being admitted, no worker is close to serve you and, worse yet, not be approached because they are talking with other workers.
If, for example, has entered a restaurant and sat at a table, you want a boy, however busy he is, immediately approach him and at least deliver the letter and put the silverware.
When a customer enters a business wants to be around someone who is aware of him, willing to answer your questions, you are ready to meet their orders.
After finding a product that you interested, do not want to have to go look for a vendor to the other end of the room to ask a question or make your order, you always have someone around willing to help.
While a customer does not want to be ignored and always wants someone around who is willing to help, not to be pressured.
Want to take your time to look at products and make a decision, not someone you want to stand too close waiting for purchase at once, insist that you buy a product, or offer products that have nothing to do with the product you are looking for. Read the rest of this entry »