Brad Domitrovich

PR Zealot, Speaker, Educator

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Using logic, not emotion …
Customer service rule #5: Use logic, not emotion.
In the years that I’ve been a school PR person, I have probably talked with every type of person there is. Happy, angry, melancholy, and maybe even a little crazy! I’ve been fortunate that most of my conversations have been good ones, but every once in a while my patience have been tested. It’s during those times that I have to remember to use logic not emotion.
By never getting wrapped up in the moment, we can always make sure that our logical side is dominant during disagreements or negotiations. Communication is so very important. 
Just remember that the more time we spend engaging the public in positive conversation, the better we will be at understanding the public.

Using logic, not emotion …

Customer service rule #5: Use logic, not emotion.

  • In the years that I’ve been a school PR person, I have probably talked with every type of person there is. Happy, angry, melancholy, and maybe even a little crazy! I’ve been fortunate that most of my conversations have been good ones, but every once in a while my patience have been tested. It’s during those times that I have to remember to use logic not emotion.
  • By never getting wrapped up in the moment, we can always make sure that our logical side is dominant during disagreements or negotiations. Communication is so very important.
  • Just remember that the more time we spend engaging the public in positive conversation, the better we will be at understanding the public.

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