On June 23, 2010,
in Manage Relationships, Outsourcing Failure, Outsourcing Success,
by Kathleen Goolsby, Senior Writer, Outsourcing Center
I recently switched to a different dentist – but not because I didn’t like the prior one or the dental care he gave me, nor did the switching have anything to do with the prices he charged. I left because of the hygienist and the receptionist in his office. It’s a situation very similar to what many buyers experience in outsourcing relationships.
I have some non-dental health issues that affect my dental treatment and require some special considerations at the dentist office. These issues and necessary workarounds prevent a dentist and his staff from treating me the same way they… Read the rest

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