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Health Care Town hall meeting called unpatriotic
Written by: Glenn BroderArticle Overview: What business lesson is there in the health care debacle?
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Health Care Town hall meeting called unpatriotic
United States, Aug 12 2009
The House of Representatives and the Senate are on summer
vacation and are traveling the country to have meeting with their constituents.
The constituents are not happy and they are speaking up. Not from remote
outposts but up close and personal. These people are the true patriots. Not
sitting at home complaining, out taking action. Asking the tough questions that
we all want answered before we mortgage the farm.
This is the way our system is supposed to work. Our
politicians are elected to a post and they are supposed to accurately represent
the interests of their constituents. It seems like our politicians have
forgotten about customer service. They don’t seem to understand that there are
systems that would allow every voter to have their say on any action of their
elected representative.
Some times the best way to learn a lesson is to learn from the
mistakes of others so let’s learn a business lesson from the mistakes of our government.
When you want to run a business correctly you must look outside yourself,
personal and entity, and see what your actions mean to those affected by those actions.
President Reagan when asked about dealing with Russia said simple, trust with
verification.
In business today customer service is important but it takes
a back seat to accurate follow up. Know what your constituents, customers,
want. Then give it to them. To assure the follow through we would all be wise,
politically and in business, to implement tracking and verification systems.
CRM (customer relationship management) software is readily available for the
tracking of large or small organizations. I had a manager once tell me it’s not
what you expect its what you inspect. We can hold our politicians and employees
accountable to their task. The CRM will help both.
To your prosperity,
Glenn Broder
Lesson #1: Good Taste Means Good Business
Lesson #4: Do Not Sit Around and Wait for Something to Happen
Lesson #2: High Hopes Help Hold You Up
Leaving His Mark: How Hall Manufactured Success
Lesson #3: Listen to Your Gut Feeling of Gold
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About the Author: Glenn Broder RSS for Glenn's articles - Visit Glenn's website  Glenn Broder is the author of "Just a yes or no, please" a structured selling system. He teachs "Questioning to Clarity" to give representatives a way to lead any prospect to an educated yes or no decision. His associates include an MBA to help plot business direction and a Business Therapist to help focus on the goals at hand. Keeping your head straight in these days of confusion is of the utmost importance. Glenn's 25 years of experience are a huge added value to his clients. Glenn also trains managers to become the helpmate of their representatives to achieve superior results. He also helps owners to maximize the performance of every individual and the group as a whole through mutual responsibility. You want to perform and have a satisfying business experience. It is Glenn's personal goal to help you achieve your dreams. Contact him anytime at 310 508 3483 or email him at glennbroder@gmail.com. www.justayesorno.com Click here to visit Glenn's website   Health Care Town hall meeting called unpatriotic It is your choice Evaluating yourself through Questioning to Clarity Different times call for different action Floating with a sinking feeling a different perspective |
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