The Road to Recovery Will Be Paved With Good Intentions
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Economics 101 tells us that this recession, like any previous market downturn, will end and soon we will be working our way up the other side of the bell curve. I like to think of this market slowdown through the analogy of a forest fire. As devastating as a forest fire can look through the eyes of man—and those who stand too close to it—it is a natural part of a forest’s life cycle. Native Indians in North America or Aborigines in Australia would set fires to maintain growth and keep vegetation at its best. The economy follows a similar process and when it got a little too overgrown—with a strangle hold on future growth—it was inevitably pulled back. Like an unmanaged forest fire, it got away on us and unleashed its fury. However, I do see some positive outcomes from this unprecedented time as it is a great opportunity to separate the weak from the strong and allow organizations to really show customers that they deliver on their brand promise. Tags: customer services | customer service | front-line |
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