How to prevent miscommunication?

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In business, there are no guarantees. No matter how hard you try, it is impossible to make your customers 100% satisfied. The goal is to work on every detail to get closer to 99.99% or 100% satisfaction. To do that, you need to understand where to start. The first suggestion is to minimize and resolve miscommunication between you and your customers. This subject is really interesting and there is a lot to cover, and here are 7 tips.
What is miscommunication and why is it bad?

In your personal life, have you ever (or would you like to) been annoyed when talking to a sales person or customer service representative, explaining your problem, only to have them offer a solution that doesn't work at all, or try to explain a solution to a completely different problem? Not much fun, right?

This is a classic example of miscommunication. This word is used to bangladesh telegram database describe an exchange in which one party does not understand the other, or neither party grasps what is being said, what is being asked, or the essence of what is being said.

Why is that bad? Even in your personal life, you may watch a very interesting documentary about space or history, and after explaining something in detail, you are telling it to a friend, and the other person does not understand and you have to explain it again. That's life. But when money is at stake, when something goes wrong and you get frustrated, in trouble, or lose something important because of it, miscommunication becomes synonymous with wasted time. No one wants to waste their time because a salesperson does not understand them. Sometimes it is unavoidable, but in many cases, the occurrence of miscommunication can definitely be reduced by gradually increasing the means of communication and improving communication on the part of the company. The latter, according to studies, is the cause of about 7-25% of overall customer churn (depending on the quality of customer service).