Have a Heart: The Importance of Empathy in the Doctor’s Office
In April 2013, I was preparing to undergo surgery. After taking several lab tests, they found I failed my EKG and had to be referred […]
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In April 2013, I was preparing to undergo surgery. After taking several lab tests, they found I failed my EKG and had to be referred […]
Continue reading »Twice a week, I commute from Philadelphia to New York City for work at the Phone.com offices. After a year and a half of this […]
Continue reading »I’m a quotes girl. I love little snippets of wisdom to get me through the day. Some quotes give me more energy than a cup […]
Continue reading »One of the most powerful things we can do is help others. Join me on my first cheesy attempt at video blogging and talking about […]
Continue reading »Lightning fast service often comes with lightning bolts of customer service disappointment. [insert audience boos here] When it doesn’t, we’re shocked. [insert audience ooos here] […]
Continue reading »Queue in Taylor Swift’s “Mean” and proceed with belting out the tune, “…whyda gotta be so mean?” Then wipe up the tears and go get […]
Continue reading »Sometimes, we just know we are that customer. That customer who needs a bit more attention than the others. That customer who is frazzled and frustrated […]
Continue reading »By golly, there is hope for good customer service…even at places where bad service experiences happen! You’ll find in my recent posts about Guitar Center […]
Continue reading »A Saturday night dinner reservation was made for 6:30pm with a party of 10 for indoor seating at a small yet bustling Italian restaurant in […]
Continue reading »Working in customer service ain’t always peaches and cream, but I am fairly certain I don’t have to tell you that because you already knew. […]
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