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Playing the Blame Game – How You Are Damaging Your Client Relations
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From http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4715 days ago
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4715 days ago
I'm one of those who does take offense when something is raised or promised & then not done. Even having to bring it up later is a problem. I think it's "passive-aggressive behavior" to start promising stuff you never intend to do just to build up your business' attractiveness, or placate the person standing there. I've been the victim of it too many times to laugh it off. The cliche "under-promise & over-deliver" cures these ills.
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