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Organizations that are serious about enforcing the no asshole rule apply it to customers, clients, students, and everyone else encountered on the job, not just to employees.
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If you can’t bring yourself to care about good colleagues, clients, and organizations, it is a sign that you need a break, to learn a new skill, or perhaps to move to a different job.
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Presentations are one of the most popular business communication tools, second only to email. They attract clients and keep employees on track.
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If clients think you’re pretending to care about them, or that you are focused on your own success over theirs, they’ll show you the door.
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…when seeking to minimize costs, consider the client’s cost in addition to your own.
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…if you deal with clients, an optimized client communication protocol will be crucial in your journey to move past the hyperactive hive mind workflow.
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…your circle of friends, colleagues, clients, and customers is the most powerful vehicle you’ve got to get the word out about what you do. What they say about you will ultimately determine the value of your brand.
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In the case of our businesses, neither our bosses nor our clients are the ultimate authorities over us.
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…companies… earn their reputations by being willing to do the right thing for their people and their customers or clients.
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…think of a new client as being like a semi-trained and insecure dog; they sense hostility and they detect fear unconsciously.
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