Automation: Overcoming the Gap With Emotion
With all the automation taking place in our world, it’s become all too easy to be void of human interaction. Many tasks that used to require… Read More »Automation: Overcoming the Gap With Emotion
With all the automation taking place in our world, it’s become all too easy to be void of human interaction. Many tasks that used to require… Read More »Automation: Overcoming the Gap With Emotion
Elevate your perspective on the role of medical device sales representatives in the evolving landscape of ophthalmology.
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The problem is that you are making it seem like there was a problem before. “My pleasure” is a much better phrase to use.
Your customer satisfaction score isn’t that relevant. Your WTR (willingness to recommend) is. The answer to this question is vital.