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Truly? I'd never deny a person their opinion, but doesn't what you are suggesting fly directly in the face of logic, not to mention human nature. To say: "Hear, read this site. It is full of post upon post not particularly flattering to you or people like you. You will read precisely how the people you are paying a fee to service you think about you. You will find they think, in general, not at all well of you. I am sure this will make you a better customer." This, to you, is a good way to generate customer good will and make better consumers of your product?
I submit to you that you can't know the number of customers who have been negatively impacted by reading this material. I suggest that, if offended, they simply leave and what ever impact it might have is never known.
I further submit from my law enforcement familiarity of classes given to johns and other sex industry clients that are taught, sometimes by sex workers themselves, precisely just how negatively sex workers feel about their clients that this knowledge has a very high negative impact on how they, themselves, view workers in the sex industry. Follow up studies show that it either produces a true desire to avoid them from that point onward, or to not particularly treat them well in future encounters since they now presume this person they are interacting with sees them negatively. Which is why I believe law enforcement management should cease such classes.
Understand it is human nature to respond to a, "Blank you!", not with, "Why is it did you say that? How can I find a way to treat you better so you think better of me", but with... "Blank me!?! Oh no, blank YOU!"
When did I say that. It is simply that smart business folk who wish to support their workers don't do that in the same areas, and within viewing of each other, with where they provide their customer support and interaction/feedback. They know, bright people that they are, that apples and oranges are both important but best served by being kept in separate crates.Also, as the owner of a service business in the national security sector, I think the basic thesis that customer participation is dangerous or counterproductive to be stark raving insanity.
I am unsure how your business being in the national security sector effects the validity of the opinion you are sharing, but if you want to go that route:
I can assure you as a line officer in a major urban PD entering countless scenarios where all manner of human dynamics were in play and bringing them to successful resolutions I might, I say might, know a thing or two about how people interact in various social environments. I had years of hands on study/training in one of the biggest, and best, social science laboratories you could find to go with my under grad and graduate college training in the field.
As a supervisor/manager in a regional office of a national level task force who has been trained in profiling, human dynamics, forensics, and multiple other skill sets directly associated with the knowledge of "how people tick", I am sure I have something of a clue about what I am speaking about. Unless, of course, the government wasted a lot of money in all that training. [wouldn't be the first time, I guess]
[b]Truly? If your professional forum had any amount, let alone the amount of material that was published here, of posts that inform your clients about how YOUR EMPLOYEES felt your clients were disgusting, abhorrent, and your sales reps couldn't stand to be in the same room with them, you'd want them to see that?If I could get my customers to frequent my professional forum, I would be screaming-mimi happy.
If it contained posts of just how to pull the wool over their eyes so as to bilk them for the most amount of dollars for the least amount of product you want them to see that as well?
You are a unique business man.![]()
I suggest, as I have suggested all along, that some are confusing aspects of customer education and support with worker support. The two are VERY different and I am unaware of a single college of business that suggests, or teaches, that they ought to be mixed together.
wishing well...




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