We’ve all played the classic board game Monopoly, and we know how frustrating it is when a player gets all of the prime real estate and has the gaul to put countless hotels on each space. It’s infuriating to watch them laugh their way to the bank while you hemorrhage all of your fake cash. You may be thinking that it’s a blast to take the cash and win the game (and no one is saying you’re wrong there), but have you considered the ways monopolizing the market hurts you, your customers, and even your customer service team?
Why Monopolizing The Market Is Poor Customer Service
Posted by RossKimbarovsky under Customer ServiceFrom http://blog.crowdspring.com 2983 days ago
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