Advice on client relations
    A: Carla, I know you’re kind of new in this business and I want to give you some advice.
    B: Yes, Mr. Michaels?
    A: You have to listen to what the client asks for. What you have just shown me is not at all in line with the client’s wishes.
    B: I’m sorry, Mr. Michaels. Could you tell me where the problems are exactly? Maybe I misunderstood the client’s intentions.
    關(guān)于客戶(hù)關(guān)系的建議
    A：卡拉，我知道在這種業(yè)務(wù)上你還是有點(diǎn)生疏。我想給你點(diǎn)忠告。
    B：您請(qǐng)說(shuō)，麥克爾斯先生。
    A：你必須傾聽(tīng)客戶(hù)要的是什么。你給我看的東西與客戶(hù)的要求毫不相干。
    B：對(duì)不起，麥克爾斯先生。您能告訴我問(wèn)題到底在哪里嗎？也許我理解錯(cuò)了客戶(hù)的意