Book Summary – Why Customers Leave (and How to Win Them Back)
Consider 23 “customer observations” that might help your company retain customers and establish better rlationships with your Present and potential
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Business Essentials is an innovative set of self-paced courses in 17 key business areas designed to improve the critical business skills of individuals working in the International oil and gas industry. All courses are carefully designed for flexible and efficient learning in a corporate environment.
Business Essentials in key topic areas: Agile, Communications, Creativity and Innovation, Finance, Human Resources Management, International Trade, Leadership, Management, Marketing, Online Learning Project Management, Project Risk Management, Six Sigma, and Sustainable Management.
Business Essentials is ideal for anyone who needs to improve their understanding and knowledge of business processes and proficiencies within the context of the oil and gas industry.
Consider 23 “customer observations” that might help your company retain customers and establish better rlationships with your Present and potential
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