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Published on October 9 2017

A few years ago, I stumbled across on amazing story. The hugely expensive NASA Mars Polar Explorer probe had exploded in flight because of this simple error: somebody had calculated distances in miles and weight in pounds, instead of kilometers and kilograms...

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Written by Peter SANDERSON-DYKES

Published on #Coaching, #Communication, #ANVE, #Laufenburg

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Published on October 2 2017

This time, I’m going to round off the theme of how to have a successful rentrée, having focused on a number of different themes already. I started by looking at the Japanese method, known as the 5S’s, for being better organized in your work place. While...

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Written by Peter SANDERSON-DYKES

Published on #Coaching, #Communication, #ANVE

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Published on May 15 2017

Don't Forget to Read the Small Print! © by Peter Sanderson-Dykes This time, I’ll be sharing a few thoughts about another way of saving time, even though it may, at first, require you to invest little more time than you first expected. If you’ve ever I...

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Written by Peter SANDERSON-DYKES

Published on #Coaching, #Communication, #Business Errors, #Laufenburg Bridge error, #ANVE

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Published on April 10 2017

Managing an Angry Customer This time I'm going to share a few ideas about how to manage an angry customer. In business, one of the worst things that can happen is when one of your most important clients gets angry about something. We’ve all been through...

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Written by Peter SANDERSON-DYKES

Published on #Coaching, #Customer Satisfaction, #QRV, #ANVE, #Communication

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Published on March 16 2017

First Contact: Are you a Peach or a Coconut? This time, I’ll be sharing a few thoughts with you on the theme of cross-cultural communication…and I’ll begin with the following question: Are you a Peach or a Coconut? If you’re unable to answer that question,...

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Published on August 2 2015

MANAGING AN ANGRY CUSTOMER In business, one of the worst things that can happen is when one of your most important clients gets angry about something. We’ve all been through it at one moment or another, and it can be quite disconcerting. Perhaps the first...

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Written by Peter SANDERSON-DYKES

Published on #Coaching, #Client satisfaction, #QRV, #ANVE

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Published on July 8 2015

YET ANOTHER MIX UP The 2015 Dance World Cup has just finished. I had no idea that such an event existed, even less that it was taking place right now. From a sporting point of view, my attention has been focusing on Wimbledon and the build up to this...

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Published on June 20 2015

OH NO – NOT AGAIN! I recently wrote an article, inspired by an embarrassing mix-up of the national anthems of the Isle of Man and El Salvador, about the importance of paying attention to details. Quite often, a little mistake can have a serious impact...

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Written by Peter SANDERSON-DYKES

Published on #Coaching, #Communication, #ANVE, #Heinz, #Murphy's Law

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Published on March 31 2015

ANOTHER AVOIDABLE MISUNDERSTANDING! It seems as though a week cannot go by without yet another example of somebody somewhere getting something horribly wrong and being forced to clean up a mess, apologize and/or lose credibility. And why do these things...

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Written by Peter SANDERSON-DYKES

Published on #Culture, #Communication, #Coaching, #ANVE, #QRV, #Football, #El Salvador, #Isle of Man

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Published on March 16 2015

DON’T FEAR THE CONF-CALL Many of my clients tell me that while they feel relatively comfortable talking to an international correspondent that they can see, communication is much harder without the non-verbal communication. Given that 90% of our message...

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Written by Peter SANDERSON-DYKES

Published on #Communication, #Coaching, #QRV, #Clear Coherent Credible, #ANVE, #Cadre Emploi

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