
Customer Experience Tip: Lose the rules
It’s a case study in how to lose a customer. Think long and hard about doing things that will cost your customers.
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It’s a case study in how to lose a customer. Think long and hard about doing things that will cost your customers.

Here’s a customer service rule you can absolutely take to the bank: Don’t be a jerk. Really—just don’t.
There is no benefit and no justification—ever—for making a customer feel like an idiot. It serves no purpose and only creates negative outcomes.

There are a number of effective strategies for dealing with angry customers, but there’s one response that should be your go-to: Step to the customer’s side

CASE STUDY: How to Lose Trust With Customers Here’s a Classic Example of How Companies

Many companies sabotage customer loyalty with counterproductive policies processes and practices.

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One waitress. One (very bad) mistake. One poor management decision. How many thousands of dollars will be lost in the ripple effect of this?

Here are six truly great examples of horrible customer service in 2017 in order from least-worst to most-worst

Do lawyers and common sense have to be mutually exclusive?
McDonalds Restaurants have been listening a little too much to their lawyers, it seems, and not enough to their customers.