Already a member?

Welcome to Brazen Careerist!

Andrew Swenson is using Brazen Careerist to share ideas. Join now to become a member and start networking with Andrew Swenson and other professionals just like you. Learn more.

Andrew Swenson

Guest Post: R.I.P. Face-to-Face Customer Service

image credit: icathing

Although I’m hesitant to proclaim that any traditional form of marketing or customer service is completely dead, the shifting social landscape has hallenged us to rethink even our most basic and deeply ingrained practices – like face to face customer service. Neal Rohrbach gives us a taste of what might be the future of customer service:

Posted On 02.09.10

0 Comments

Read this author's blog.

Got Something To Say?

You Must Be Logged In To Comment

Not a Member? Brazen Careerist is a career management tool for next-generation professionals. Set up a free account today to comment on this post and start sharing your ideas. Learn more.

Today's Top Idea

View All

Don’t judge based on popularity or blind reciprocity, instead make sure they “get it” and just as importantly, that their followers “get it”. More...

Brenton Gieser's blog post It’s Good to Follow…Just Follow Those Who “Get It”

3 people have recommended this.

Join to recommend

View All

Brazen Networks

Featured Posts

You Know Who I Am?!

Jennifer Beese

The minute they enter the room I get nervous, my face starts turning red and I start practicing appropriate conversation starters in my head.

0 comments

I Get Lonely

Sam Davidson

The entrepreneur, while a quasi-celebrity, often has a very lonely go of things. Freelancing can mean freedom, but it can also mean solitude. Beware.

0 comments

Growing Against the Grain

Jennifer Gleason

I believe the two of them are actually at a complete standstill as far as growth and maturity are concerned.

0 comments

Could you unplug for a day? Do you know how to rest?

ami

Living a meaningful life means choosing to live in accord with our values. This means choosing to ignore the insistent in favor of the truly important.

0 comments