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Casual Articles - The Sushi Effect - How a Supermarket Loses a Customer
DLF is buying land all over Delhi and Noida, Reliance is investing heavily in the Mumbai SEZ. IT companies are buying land in all IT hubs. NRI's have hugely invested in Bangalore, Pune, Delhi, Chandgigarh and Gurgaon. Why is everyone talking India when it comes to real estate? Different reasons. Real estate prices have risen globally in the last few years, risen by unprecedented levels. Rising as much as 50-100% in the US, Ireland, UK, Australia. Even Dubai now allo
Marketers take note. Print is dead or dying. There are too many alternatives that are cheaper, more effective and easy to track.I receive several print trade mags. They usually go right into the recycling bin. Not only do I not have time to read them, by the time the publication gets to me, I've already read a blog, scanned an RSS feed, or read an online case study. That also means I ignore any and all print advertising. This includes direct mail, magazine advertisements, and newspaper ads. The p
For the last 18 years my family has used the same supermarket.
It's less than half a mile from our home. It sells almost every food item that we need. We buy our petrol there, our newspapers, postage stamps, stationery, wine, CDs. We even buy our domestic gas and electricity from this store.
But one little thing has really been bothering me recently.
When I go to fill up my motorcycle with petrol, there is a sign that says I must remove my crash helmet before entering the shop to pay
Multiple data bases, multiple servers, superbills, synchronization, multiple logins, reports, backups, workstations. Honestly, there is enough to worry about already in managing medical offices. On top of all of that there are multiple codes to remember and refer to?Medical billing software services have been developed to streamline the medical billing process, not simply by allowing practices to connect to multiple locations and databases in one place (which is quite a feat in and of itself), bu
It's less than half a mile from our home. It sells almost every food item that we need. We buy our petrol there, our newspapers, postage stamps, stationery, wine, CDs. We even buy our domestic gas and electricity from this store.
But one little thing has really been bothering me recently.
When I go to fill up my motorcycle with petrol, there is a sign that says I must remove my crash helmet before entering the shop to pay
Are you a Master of the Welcome?Hope so.Because the first words out of your mouth frame the entire customer experience.Consider these two facts:1. According to The Wall Street Journal from February 17th, 2006, you have less than five seconds to make a first impression.2. According to a 2007 report on Hotel Executive, your greeting influences the customer’s perception more than any other act of engagement.That’s how powerful your first words are.With that
But one little thing has really been bothering me recently.
When I go to fill up my motorcycle with petrol, there is a sign that says I must remove my crash helmet before entering the shop to pay
As a frequent traveler, my goal for each trip is to travel light. Despite thoughtful planning, sometimes that goal is shattered when I go to close the suitcase and realize I need a larger, or even second one. I can't always get my packing right and end up taking more than I need. When that happens it's frustrating. I hate lugging extra baggage and feeling encumbered.Work is like that, too. We often bring too much baggage. It may not look like baggage, but it weighs us down just the same. It's dis
But one little thing has really been bothering me recently.
When I go to fill up my motorcycle with petrol, there is a sign that says I must remove my crash helmet before entering the shop to pay
When companies engage the services of a call center for their answering service needs, there are a number of things they should consider before signing with a call center. These include looking at a number of things, like the contract being offered by the call center, and checking out the references that call centers provide. However, doing so does not ensure that the call center is reliable because the reliability of a call center is measured using a different set of criteria, which involve looking at
This wasn't too bad in the summer. And I complied with the request. Although I noticed that the petrol stations of other supermarkets and oil companies had no similar condition.
But when the colder weather arrived, I started to wear a thermal balaclava under my crash helmet. And so now this petrol sta
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