- Always under promise and over-deliver.
- Don’t blame your own team in front of a customer.
- Don’t bash the competitor more than once per customer visit, and do it nicely. Don’t sound like a sore sucky-ass jealous loser.
- If you don’t know, say that you’ll look into it. Don’t guess.
- Keep a close eye on your competition at all times. Know their products and services as well as any customer of theirs would.
- Try to see the arguments from all points of view, even if they don’t make any sense from yours.
- Never send an angry e-mail. Type it up, save the draft, come back in a few hours and re-read it before doing anything. Never send within the same hour as being pissed off.
- Don’t wear vendor logo shit to work.
- A Business is really just people. Don’t treat it like organizational modules that can be assembled like bricks: accounted, modified, reduced, transformed. Remember that the people make it work. People run on knowledge and emotion.
- Don’t blame a business. Find the person within it to blame, and start from there.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Business Tips: 101
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