EPISODE · Aug 15, 2020 · 22 MIN
Disloyal Bonding
from The Reality of Business · host Bob Morrell and Jeremy Blake
What if your employees were disloyally bonding with your customers without even realising it? Imagine the impact of such a situation on your brand's value and reputation. Dive into this fascinating discussion with us as we dissect the concept of disloyal bonding, a term coined by our very own host, Jeremy. Uncover the many ways this phenomenon subtly infiltrates into our professional interactions, in scenarios ranging from blaming the system for a product's unavailability to unnecessarily slashing prices and devaluing your offerings. Discover why this pattern is particularly prevalent in specific sectors such as software and travel.But that's not all. We'll also pull back the curtain on how this seemingly harmless tactic can slowly erode a company's reputation and long-term brand value. Sharing a few of our own personal customer service anecdotes, we'll illustrate how employees often resort to disloyal bonding as a psychological defense mechanism. So, join us for this enlightening conversation as we challenge you to rethink your understanding of customer interactions, loyalty, and brand value. Trust us; this a journey of discovery you don't want to miss out on!To find out more about our work and to see what we could do to help your organisation, visit www.realitytraining.com.
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What if your employees were disloyally bonding with your customers without even realising it? Imagine the impact of such a situation on your brand's value and reputation. Dive into this fascinating discussion with us as we dissect the concept of disloyal bonding, a term coined by our very own host, Jeremy. Uncover the many ways this phenomenon subtly infiltrates into our professional interactions, in scenarios ranging from blaming the system for a product's unavailability to unnecessar...
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