199 WORDS: Do Organizations or People Serve?
From QBQ! reader, Brian: John, my wife, Kim, and I were out of state and required a cashier’s check. Entering the Norwalk, CA Wells Fargo
From QBQ! reader, Brian: John, my wife, Kim, and I were out of state and required a cashier’s check. Entering the Norwalk, CA Wells Fargo
Readers of the QBQ! book have sent us many great customer service stories. They do this when they experience a moment that brings them right
Our favorite KFC drive-thru failed to give us 3 of 4 large coleslaw sides we’d ordered. Foolishly, my wife and I didn’t check the bag
Is the American consumer spoiled? Demanding? Greedy? Have we become a bunch of entitled brats? Or worse yet—a nation of … consumer victims?! Let’s call our topic Consumer
Some stories about being outstanding are so outstanding, they speak for themselves. So let’s get right to it! Our story comes from a believer in
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When it comes to the airline industry, there is so much negative stuff. How ’bout we share a positive airline piece on customer service and
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Outstanding! 47 Ways To Make Your Organization Exceptional This organization with more than 2,630 stores is very likely outstanding, but on this day, a franchise owner
The Philosophy In Flipping the Switch (the companion to the QBQ! book), we write this: “Organizations don’t serve people, individuals serve people. In the customers’ eyes the