May 28, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 9:17 pm
Dr. Michelli discusses the temporary Starbucks cup redesign campaign in the context of managing politically correct sensitivities while advancing your brand image.
May 21, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 7:20 pm
Details matter but do some details matter more than others? Dr Michelli explores this important question, as it relates to your business.
May 14, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 11:59 pm
Venturing across a range of topics, Dr Michelli addresses effective messaging, core focus, and benefits/risks of setting customer expectations.
May 7, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 4:39 pm
This week Dr. Michelli talks about an “authentic” approach to effective collaboration with a boss.
April 30, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 6:33 pm
Following up on last week’s podcast, Dr. Michelli serves up questions to help you evaluate your business against Dr Frei’s “Musts of Service Companies.”
April 23, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 11:54 pm
Dr Michelli shares research from Harvard Professor Frances Frei concerning the Musts of a Service business… in the process he quizzes you on your knowledge.
April 17, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 10:35 am
This week Dr. Michelli discusses options in situational leadership. Specifically, these options are presented in the context of effective organizational change.
April 9, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 9:43 pm
What a terrific world we live in with so many “good” people and outstandingly generous resources. Dr. Michelli shares a favorite resource of his, retail customer experience expert Doug Fleener.
April 2, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 9:32 pm
From sorrow can come insight and appreciation. Dr. Michelli shares his reaction to a personal loss and the lessons learned from a truly great man!
March 26, 2008
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business — Joseph Michelli @ 11:00 pm
Everyone is taller, richer and a better listener than they really are! Dr. Michelli examines common leadership distortions and strategies for gaining greater perceptial accuracy.