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Dealing with customer disappointment

Brief Date: 
12th Oct 2010
Brief Author: 
Andy Hanselman

Dealing well with customer disappointment is a vital requirement for any company’s success. It has been found that 70% of people would do business with a company that resolves any issues they might have; what’s more, this figure rises to 90% if the problem is taken care of on-the-spot. A UK based company has come out with an innovative approach for dealing with customer disappointment. It has created a list of keywords that describes different types of disappointed customers like angry, disgusted, compensation, appalling and so on. 


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Why Environmental Activists Embrace Social Media

Brief Date: 
08th Oct 2010
Brief Author: 
Anya Kamenetz

In the age of social media companies cannot easily spin their way out of any mess they create; they need to prove through their actions that they are behaving responsibly. The BP oil spill is a powerful example of how a big organization had to face the fire from the public which used social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook to relentlessly attack the company’s irresponsible actions.


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Obama's Diwali Message to People of Indian Origin

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Working with Emotional Intelligence

31st December, 1969
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 Reaching the top and staying there; this is what millions strive for each day. This book guides the readers about what it takes to make the journey. Even though elements like academic excellence, technical knowledge and experience are very important; there is yet another set of qualities that determines who will be an exceptional achiever and who will be an average one. This book is a result of a series of studies and analysis thus each suggestion is worth being considered.

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Facebook in 10 years......

25th August, 2009
By Nick Vaidya


Has the facebook phenomenon reached maturity and equilibrium or are we to expect change?  It is, indeed, a lot of things to a lot of people.  It is a social resume.  It is a directory of people? It is play ground? It is a blow horn? And on and on....Whatever it may be to you, it evolves for each individual. What do you think it will look like in 10 years from now?  

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