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A customer complaint is a gift.

Bill Quiseng

QUI QUOTE: A customer complaint is a gift. Take the perspective that your customers complain because they want to help your business. A customer may not always be right. But they are always your customer. Do whatever it takes to make them feel right. Listen and allow the customer to vent.

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The Customer is Always Right. Right?

The Belding Group

The Customer Is Always Right. Well, Not Really Most everyone has heard the old maxim from Harry Gordon Selfridge, “The customer is always right.” Sometimes the customer can be dead wrong. ” Most everyone, of course, also recognizes that this really isn’t true.

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Product Judgment: How some people can repeatedly create product success

Intercom, Inc.

Also known as Product Intuition or Product Instinct or Product Taste, it is the idea that you can use your own judgment to (1) accurately predict what your customers need, want and value, and (2) design and ship the right solution for them. No matter what, there is always some subjectivity to Product Judgment. Who has it?

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How to Handle Difficult Customers

Shep Hyken

Not long ago I covered six ways to handle angry customers. Often an angry customer and a difficult customer are the same. But that’s not always true. Sometimes difficult customers aren’t angry. This is a follow-up with another half dozen techniques to manage angry and/or difficult customers.

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The ultimate guide to service recovery

Inside Customer Service

My first customer service interaction didn't end well. An irritated customer approached and I said the wrong thing. It was a terrible feeling to see a customer literally walk out the door. This guide summarizes what I've learned about getting customers to give you a second chance after a service failure.

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Intentions matter: How to uncover the why behind customer questions

Intercom, Inc.

Customers reach out to you when they hit a roadblock in using your product and getting their job done, so it’s essential that you’re able to provide them with the right answer, quickly. If a customer has made the effort to contact your Customer Support team, it’s already a sign they need your help.

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The Myth Of Experience

Beyond Philosophy

We should not trust our intuition; it’s not always right, only sometimes. Some proponents of intuition suggest that we should rely on our intuition more, that our guts are very wise, and that our lizard brain is very well attuned to what’s happening. Malcolm Gladwell’s book Blink made this argument.