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    e got an abrupt reply: ‘If you would read the material, you wouldn’t have to keep bothering me.’

    Nancy

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    My friend Nancy was learning about her international callback service and exchanged e-mail with their office in Seattle.

    She still had unanswered questions and e-mailed them once again.

    The same person responded, suggesting that Nancy read the material they had sent. But Nancy had not received any materials, so there was nothing to read or study.

    Once again, Nancy e-mailed her questions to Seattle. This time she got an abrupt reply: ‘If you would read the material, you wouldn’t have to keep bothering me.’

    Nancy

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    in Seattle.

    She still had unanswered questions and e-mailed them once again.

    The same person responded, suggesting that Nancy read the material they had sent. But Nancy had not received any materials, so there was nothing to read or study.

    Once again, Nancy e-mailed her questions to Seattle. This time she got an abrupt reply: ‘If you would read the material, you wouldn’t have to keep bothering me.’

    Nancy

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    sponded, suggesting that Nancy read the material they had sent. But Nancy had not received any materials, so there was nothing to read or study.

    Once again, Nancy e-mailed her questions to Seattle. This time she got an abrupt reply: ‘If you would read the material, you wouldn’t have to keep bothering me.’

    Nancy

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    there was nothing to read or study.

    Once again, Nancy e-mailed her questions to Seattle. This time she got an abrupt reply: ‘If you would read the material, you wouldn’t have to keep bothering me.’

    Nancy

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    e got an abrupt reply: ‘If you would read the material, you wouldn’t have to keep bothering me.’

    Nancy shot back, ‘I never received the material. And whatever happened to customer service?’

    The response from Seattle? ‘I’m not in Customer Service. I’m in Sales.’

    This episode illustrates one of the great challenges in business: how to get everyone thinking, speaking and acting as a coherent organization, presenting ‘one shared voice’ to the customer.

    The challenge is inherent in the nature of specialized companie

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