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Yeah difficult to say! I assume it's satire on the grounds it just surely can't be real, but I'm not sure. The only tells for me that this is satire are (a) R
by adrianmsmith 3y ago
Yeah difficult to say! I assume it's satire on the grounds it just surely can't be real, but I'm not sure.
The only tells for me that this is satire are
(a) Remembering the -10x post
(b) "Create arbitrary rules and rituals"
(c) "If a client mentions that they collect spoons, visit a local antique store and mail them some local finds" combined with "Hand-written notes and flowers and donuts are cute but completely forgettable." So on one side you should send them stuff, on the other side you shouldn't.
- programzeta 3y ago(c) could be re-written as “If you’re going to give gifts, make them personally meaningful and not generic.” I think this advice is most relevant when you’re doing personal, one-on-one concierge or consulting. When you have lower contact rates with people, small things such as this reassure that they are not “out of sight, out of mind”. Your mileage may vary based on your role, employer, and field :)