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This is a discussion on Some Tips on Good Vendor Relationships within the General Business forums, part of the Business category; Hello, Here are some really nice and useable tips. Get to know your suppliers. Use new technology for communication, but ...
Hello,
Here are some really nice and useable tips.
- Get to know your suppliers. Use new technology for communication, but don’t forget the personal touch of a phone conversation.
- Consider your vendors as a part of your team and treat them as such.
- Make sure they understand your needs and expectations.
- Show appreciation for good service or for a new product that’s just right for you.
- Pay on time. If you can’t, let your vendors know right away and work out a payment plan. That’s when knowing them personally will be invaluable.
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Hello,
you have shared a very nice article. The information given by you is really genuine and practicle and useful in life. Always keep sharing your views like this.
Thanks for sharing
I would like to add emphasis to #5 above- nothing is more irritating than a client that never pays on time! If I have two clients that need the same sort of work done, and one pays on time (and the other doesn't), guess which client gets helped first?
I know that I'm not the only one that feels this way!
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The No. 1 thing we’ve found is to clearly identify every task, lay it out on a spreadsheet, get agreement before beginning, then update the spreadsheet weekly with the status of each project. This helps to pinpoint problems, document progress, track mission creep and keep clients happy. It’s a technique I took from my Disaster Incident Management System training. They call it a ‘Tasks in Progress’ list.”
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