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THE 60/40 RULE FOR CLIENT ATTENTION AND CLIENT RETENTION: LISTENING

THE 60/40 RULE FOR CLIENT ATTENTION AND CLIENT RETENTION: LISTENING What's the best way to ensure that you're giving your cloient the attention and focus s/he deserves and that they will pay attention to what yu have to say? Try following the 60/40 rule, where you get the client talking 60% of the time and formulate your responses in a way that takes up a smaller percentage of the conversation. The iconic author and poet Henry David…

3 minute read October 15, 2010 at 01:36 PM
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THE 60/40 RULE FOR CLIENT ATTENTION AND CLIENT RETENTION: LISTENING

THE 60/40 RULE FOR CLIENT ATTENTION AND CLIENT RETENTION: LISTENINGWhat's the best way to ensure that you're giving your cloient the attention and focus s/he deserves and that they will pay attention to what yu have to say?

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