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		By: Lisa Smith		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I agree that attention to details can be an asset to business success--especially in relation to customer service.
However, I find that it can lead to perfectionism and spending too much time on things that don&#039;t really matter.
I am guilty of that all the time!
My suggestion is to ask yourself with your business details, &quot;what kind of impact will this have in relation to what I&#039;m putting into it?&quot;--basic ROI question.
If it relates to customer satisfaction, I&#039;d say that&#039;s the ROI to pay attention to; however, sometimes what seems to us to be a detail important to our customer really isn&#039;t important to them (e.g., you don&#039;t have any typographical errors in your newsletter or sales material--unless they&#039;re a teacher!)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree that attention to details can be an asset to business success&#8211;especially in relation to customer service.<br />
However, I find that it can lead to perfectionism and spending too much time on things that don&#8217;t really matter.<br />
I am guilty of that all the time!<br />
My suggestion is to ask yourself with your business details, &#8220;what kind of impact will this have in relation to what I&#8217;m putting into it?&#8221;&#8211;basic ROI question.<br />
If it relates to customer satisfaction, I&#8217;d say that&#8217;s the ROI to pay attention to; however, sometimes what seems to us to be a detail important to our customer really isn&#8217;t important to them (e.g., you don&#8217;t have any typographical errors in your newsletter or sales material&#8211;unless they&#8217;re a teacher!)</p>
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