Provide an example where using jargon and impact a client experience negatively?
Discussion 1
By Amrita Bharat Hemdev
1. Provide an example where using jargon and impact a client experience negatively?
An unrecognized killer of positive customer experience is speaking in industry jargon to your customers rather than using straightforward, simple language. Every industry and every profession has its jargon, and it is often an abbreviated way of talking. But, clients may not appreciate it as they feel lost during a conversation. Consultants can piss off clients by speaking a language that means nothing to them. For example, a consultant can talk about doing a SWOT or PESTLE analysis, which the client does not understand. The consultant should abbreviate and make the client understand in simple language what SWOT or PESTLE analysis really means and how it helps understand the business and its forces. The consultant could also use terms like the ‘BCG’ model or ‘MBB’ model, which may not be understandable to the client.
2. After reviewing the multiple links with examples of the language of consulting, provide three terms that you had never heard before.
The three terms that I had never heard before and learned about them in the links provided are:
• MECE – Mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive. A term originating at McKinsey and common across management consulting firms is a grouping principle that in the words of Wikipedia, “data in a group should be divided into subgroups that comprehensively represent that group (no gaps) without overlapping”
• IPM – In Production Mode
• PIOUTA: Pulled it out of thin air
3. After watching Zachary Wood’s video, do you think you will change how you listen to others whom you disagree with? Explain?
Yes, in my opinion, it is good to listen to the people whom you disagree with to learn from the other side. You may have strong reasons to believe in something, be it political or personal, which is excellent. But it is essential to look at the same situation from others’ eyes. There is always something to learn from others’ perspectives. Other people bring a different background, culture, and thoughts to the table, which may make you learn more. The key is to listen and observe to gain value from other people’s opinions.
4. After reading our text and ethical issues within consulting, provide three (3) examples of how you can demonstrate ethical processes and procedures as a consultant. For each example, provide a real-world example/connection of how this process or procedure will help develop, foster, or strengthen long-term client relationships.
Some of the ethical processes and procedures that I will demonstrate as a consultant that will help me develop, foster, and strengthen long-term client relationships are:
• Privacy policy – I will make sure that the client’s information is always considered private and confidential, which is not shared elsewhere. This can be done using compliance and data security AI platforms that preserve the client’s confidence in no data leakage.
• Ethical training – I will provide training to the staff ethically in the best interest of the client and not let any personal bias come in the way.
• Billing – Most consultants bill clients based on the number of hours worked, so I will implement an auditing process to ensure clients are charged accurately and provide written records of the hours worked.
Discussion 2
by Anusha Koppisetty
1.Jargon is fun when you’re in the crowd Actually, it’s a key marker that you are in that fashionable elite, as in the fairly excellent sea dialect of mariners, where you can promptly tell a sod hugger as one who doesn’t have a clue about a jib from an agree, a gust from a squid, or a luff from a parasite. Be that as it may, where there’s a part of society worthy of anyone’s attention, there’s additionally an out group, and when that out group comprises of your clients, it’s awful business to focus on that by communicating in a language that makes no difference to them. The other significant explanation of keeping away from use jargon with clients is that the utilization of these words and expressions can misdirect clients in to accepting that they are being spoken condescendingly to and being deliberately befuddled. Language additionally sounds grandiose and pompous leaving your client rather perturbed and displeased. Clients are a brilliant parcel and rewarding them in any case can’t have any beneficial outcomes. For what reason would you demand utilizing phrasing that isn’t just misconstrued however is exhausting, befuddling and fills no need from a client’s perspective? You can’t run an organization in seclusion and can’t stay in business without clients, so why give clients reasons that can be handily maintained a strategic distance from, to avoid to your opposition.
2.Three Jargons caught my interest are
• MECE: Mutually Exclusive and Collectively Exhaustive
• Leverage: Use of resources
• Buckets: Groups or Categories
3. Yes, It will change how we listen to others. he discovered that individuals are convoluted and testing, yet they can bring us into a more profound comprehension. In this Ted talk, he portrays experiencing childhood in a troublesome home that was additionally strong. He went to a world class, dominatingly white, non-public school whereas a dark understudy, he felt the sting of being generalized and the delight of instruction. He joined a gathering that got dubious speakers to grounds request to set himself up for discussion. He was not generally effective in defeating understudy inclination; however, he had the option to participate in discussions with the individuals who held various feelings and to comprehend their perspectives.
4. Conflict of interest: when your own advantages or the interests of your business struggle with those of your customer.
• Total honesty of business openings that emerge is an unquestionable requirement.
• Complete honesty of irreconcilable circumstance if administrations develop to that place.
Customer’s Interest: if toward the finish of a venture the customer is increasingly proficient, has a superior comprehension of their business and have faith in their organization’s strategic, have rendered a subjective as opposed to quantitative assistance.
• You are committed to offer the best guidance paying little heed to the result.
• You should consistently introduce your earnest attempts.
• You have to trust and respect your customer’s ultimate choice.
Clients’ Agenda: you should need your customer’s prosperity as much as you need yours.
• Discover approaches to take a stake in your customers’ prosperity.
• Dishearten any loss of their autonomy.
Reference: “Consultants Project Management Role Differences.” PMI, www.pmi.org/learning/library/consultants-project-management-role-differences-6107.
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