Looking at past posts reminds me why I was never cut out for account handling – I can’t spell. Unfortunately for suits, no amount of insightful thinking and quick wit makes up for getting your client’s name wrong in the contact report.
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7 responses to “Nobody’s perfect”
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It’s been shown lots of times that creative people are more likely to spell wrongly than analytical people.
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Being able to spell a client’s name right (i’d imagine) is always a good thing, but I suppose, a reasonable amount of being personable will always help.
Btw, on an unrelated note: cheers for the link. It’s very kind.LikeLike
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People get my name wrong all the time (most people spell Colman with an ‘e’).
I’ve found shouting at the agency tends to make sure this doesn’t happen too often.LikeLike
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Being the quiet man in the shadows with the funny charts, my name is usually “Whatshisface”.
They used to shout at me too;)LikeLike
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I’ve found that good agencies shout back.
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Paul, your a wise man. I’ve worked at far too many places that tell people what they want to hear. I think I can feel a new post coming on.
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It’s important a client constantly asks themselves “would they still listen to me if I wasn’t holding the budget?”
If I think they would then I speak up, if I think they wouldn’t then I shut up (well at least I try to).LikeLike
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