Comments on: Pause for thought http://www.uksmbgirl.co.uk/blog/archives/217 Comments on and within the UK SMB Community (Formerly 'UK SMB Girl') Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:11:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Vlad Mazek http://www.uksmbgirl.co.uk/blog/archives/217#comment-11753 Vlad Mazek Tue, 31 Jul 2007 03:43:55 +0000 http://www.uksmbgirl.co.uk/blog/archives/217#comment-11753 Vlad visualizes Susanne pronouncing "announcing my MVPship" and dies laughing. -Vlad Vlad visualizes Susanne pronouncing “announcing my MVPship” and dies laughing.

-Vlad

]]> By: Andy Parkes http://www.uksmbgirl.co.uk/blog/archives/217#comment-11736 Andy Parkes Mon, 30 Jul 2007 23:30:38 +0000 http://www.uksmbgirl.co.uk/blog/archives/217#comment-11736 Your right you are lucky! ;-) But isn't everyone who contributes to everything that is SBSC as it's something we're passionate about and we get paid for it! (Most of the time) Glad your happy with the new job. It's always a worry when you have been at a previous job for so long there is always the possibilty of the "grass is greener on the other side" sort of thing Your 100% right about the people factor. From our first day of business one of our disties (i'm not saying if it's westcoast :-p ) gave us an account manager who made a personal connection whereas some of the others didn't We regularly get phone calls just to ask how things are going and a general chat without a hard push for a sale (unlike some others, but thats a four pint story!) When we have two near identical prices from two different disties what divides them? Hopefully this is also a similar reason why our clients do business with us! Your right you are lucky! ;-)

But isn’t everyone who contributes to everything that is SBSC as it’s something we’re passionate about and we get paid for it! (Most of the time)

Glad your happy with the new job. It’s always a worry when you have been at a previous job for so long there is always the possibilty of the “grass is greener on the other side” sort of thing

Your 100% right about the people factor.
From our first day of business one of our disties (i’m not saying if it’s westcoast :-p ) gave us an account manager who made a personal connection whereas some of the others didn’t

We regularly get phone calls just to ask how things are going and a general chat without a hard push for a sale (unlike some others, but thats a four pint story!)

When we have two near identical prices from two different disties what divides them?

Hopefully this is also a similar reason why our clients do business with us!

]]> By: Vijay Singh Riyait http://www.uksmbgirl.co.uk/blog/archives/217#comment-11733 Vijay Singh Riyait Mon, 30 Jul 2007 22:54:29 +0000 http://www.uksmbgirl.co.uk/blog/archives/217#comment-11733 I don't feel you've ever been away! It's interesting that you feel you have. I couldn't move in Denver without your name being mentioned by everyone, so even when you're not there you're spirit is! That sounds kinda deep...but you know what I mean. It's the effect you have on things and people that matters and your peers saying this person really made a difference. After the amazing experiences I've had, the phrase "...standing on the shoulders of giants..." came to my mind. I won't say who I think the giants are but I think people know that for themselves :-) I don’t feel you’ve ever been away! It’s interesting that you feel you have. I couldn’t move in Denver without your name being mentioned by everyone, so even when you’re not there you’re spirit is! That sounds kinda deep…but you know what I mean. It’s the effect you have on things and people that matters and your peers saying this person really made a difference.

After the amazing experiences I’ve had, the phrase “…standing on the shoulders of giants…” came to my mind. I won’t say who I think the giants are but I think people know that for themselves :-)

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