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The thread discusses experiences and frustrations related to communication and follow-ups in a business context, particularly focusing on the challenges of receiving callbacks from potential clients or contacts.
Views differ regarding the effectiveness of follow-up strategies, with some participants sharing similar frustrations about callbacks while others discuss personal approaches to managing expectations.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and feelings related to communication in a business setting, particularly among Pampered Chef consultants.
Consultants who encounter challenges with client communication and follow-ups may find the shared experiences and strategies relevant.
wadesgirl said:I hate when they say they are going to call me back because I know that means they never will!
NooraK said:I've need to teach myself to respond with "Great! And if I don't hear from you in a couple of days, I'll check in. I know how busy life can get, I'm sure there are more important things in your life than the Pampered Chef lady" with a smile, of course.
wadesgirl said:See I've tried that with a few and they just respond "No, I'll call you" again!
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