Archive for the 'Ethics' Category

Business Decision: Turning Away a Customer

Reasons to turn away a customer because the aggravation and risk outweighs potential earnings.

Dealing with Authority Figures: A Respectful Attitude Can Save Money

How showing respect and being polite when dealing with authority figures could save you from disciplinary actions. Story of my encounter with a police officer who pulled me over concluded with him giving me a benevolent warning to slow down and wishing me a nice day.

Slowing Down Makes Sense: Drive Safely, Save More Than Money

Financial, health and moral reasons to slow down.

Feeling Sorry for the Little Guy in the Battle Between Brick-and-Mortar and Online Shopping

Due to issues with our wireless router, I am currently in the market for a lengthy and affordable ethernet cable so that I can work online on a laptop while Madoline does her artwork (as can be seen in our CafePress Shop) on our desktop computer.
Prior to leaving to run errands today, I checked Amazon.com’s [...]

It Saves to Be Nice Part 3: How Being Nice Pays Off

Favors for Nice Customers
Here are some examples of our experience in dealing with customers in our business where we, as a business, decided to do one of our customers a favor in return for niceness on their part.
Example #1
We have a customer who has ordered costumes from us for her Great Dane twice before. She [...]

It Saves to Be Nice Part 2: How to Be a Nice Customer

As mentioned previously in Part 1 of this series, It’s Business But It’s Also Personal, no matter how professional a business tries to be, we sometimes can’t help but be affected by the people we deal with because we are human. When a customer is nice to us, we are nice in return. In many [...]



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