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<title>Email Communication Tips - Part Four</title>
<description>It’s very easy to use business-jargon without considering the level of “inside” knowledge of your recipient(s). For more powerful advice...</description>
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<title>Email Communication Tips - Part Three</title>
<description>Be careful not to forward emails just because you think others would enjoy them – this is less likely to be true when the recipient receives a large number of emails each day! For more tips...</description>
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<title>Email Communication Tips - Part Two</title>
<description>Make sure you only email when necessary - and only send to people who need to receive it. Many people are overwhelmed by the number of emails they receive – especially if they have been away from their desk for any period of time! So, don’t become one of the “email for anything” generation! More tips...</description>
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<title>Email Communication Tips - Part One</title>
<description>It’s already quite likely that your Customers (or colleagues) will receive more email messages than from any other communication formats. Therefore, it becomes ever-more important that you give each message the best chance to be read and acted upon. Here are four articles to provide some tips to help you achieve this</description>
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<title>DecisionMaking  Dealing with the Avoidance Factors  Part Two</title>
<description>Continuing this list of key "avoidance" factors - those that can prevent or delay the effective decision-making process your team, business or organisation needs </description>
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<title>DecisionMaking  Dealing with the Avoidance Factors  Part One</title>
<description>In this pair of articles, you'll find twenty key reasons why people avoid – or put off - making decisions. So, aim to honestly assess the ones you are “guilty” of – and commit yourself to overcoming them…</description>
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<title>Your Customers and How to Deal with Them - Bonus Thoughts - Part Two</title>
<description>If you are keen to discuss Customer service with your team, here are some questions you might use to stimulate a discussion – either individually or in a “group-think” session. Select a few that might help:</description>
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<title>Your Customers and How to Deal with Them  - Bonus Thoughts  - Part One</title>
<description>Following on from our series of four articles, here are some specific tips and actions to help your people deliver the level of service you are aiming to achieve</description>
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<title>Your Customers and How to Deal with Them - Part Four</title>
<description>This article concludes our series of four. The achievement of powerful levels and actions in Customer service is vital to the success of any organisation; poor service equally leads to failure to some degree. So, read on...</description>
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<title>Your Customers and How to Deal with Them - Part Three</title>
<description>Continuing this series of key articles aimed at helping you build and maintain a standard of Customer service that will allow your organisation to gain a high level of public regard and goodwill in this vital area </description>
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