Therefore, in all our interactions, whether with a new client or an existing client, we want to listen and ask questions, in order to understand. To listen to what you tell us, as well as what you do not say (ex: your boss doesn’t acknowledge the impact of this problem and won’t fund a solution for it). To ask clarifying questions which get to the root cause of an issue (ex: this issue is causing more work for the provisioning team and is requiring the purchase of more laptops and software licenses).
When we strive first to understand, then we are equipped to empathize, to help overcome obstacles, and to provide solutions that our clients value. This is how we differentiate ourselves and this is how we demonstrate Client Focus.
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Jesse Alexander
CRO
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