When saying ‘no’ is the best approach

February 16, 2022by Mark Ball

While it may seem counter-intuitive when providing excellent customer service, sometimes you will need to say ‘no’ to a customer or client who wants to work with you. You can do this with compassion, but when that time comes it can reap a benefit you may not have considered.

A business person named Kelsey Raymond from the Influence and Co. firm notes that if customers are asking for a product or service that ultimately will not suit them, it will create more respect for you and can lead to increased loyalty because you thought of their needs first.

Mark Ball

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