by Colin Shaw | Aug 1, 2013 | Customer Behaviour
Workaholics are the one kind of “aholic” that society values. In fact, many people are proud to call themselves workaholics, thinking that it makes them seem more like a valued employee. Workaholism is hardly ideal. It’s definitely not great to be obsessed with your...
by Colin Shaw | Jul 29, 2013 | Customer Behaviour
What is your instant thought when you think of a brand, interact with a person or view something within a Customer Experience? However fleeting a thought, in that split second lays a person’s perceptions, thoughts and prejudices both rational and irrational. A...
by Colin Shaw | Jul 25, 2013 | Customer Experience
How many times have you been with a group of friends or family and you relive a past experience? Everyone is smiling and laughing as you recall some episode in your life. We relive these moments, we love reconnecting with them, but over time these memories change....
by Colin Shaw | Jul 22, 2013 | Customer Experience
As I mentioned in part one of this blog, I have done a lot of travelling recently. I flew with 5-6 airlines, used 4-5 different rent-a-car firms, stayed in half a dozen hotels, dealt with banks and logistics companies and let me tell you something – the...
by Colin Shaw | Jul 18, 2013 | Customer Behaviour
Whilst watching Andy Murray playing, and winning, the Wimbledon Tennis finals on Sunday I started thinking of when I was a young man and the only name in Men’s Professional Tennis was Jimmy Connors. With 8 Grand Slam Singles titles and 2 Grand Slam Doubles titles, he...