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8) “Is there anything we can do to save this relationship? We value this relationship and want to continue working with you.”
Source: blog.hubspot.com
In case you know, you need some help… because stuff does happen now and again.

There are really only two ways to gain a competitive advantage over your competition. One way is to compete on price, highlighting the similarities you share with your chief competition.
“We’re just as good as our competition, but we cost less.”
Unfortunately, unless you have a sustainable cost advantage, you can’t keep up this strategy for long. All it takes is someone willing to undercut your lowest price. The lowest-cost strategy also exposes you to commoditization and a much wider range...

Ideo believes that a company “gardener” is one of the most important hires for creating a culture of innovation. While the “explorer” leads from the front, the gardener leads from behind.
“It’s about nurturing the conditions in which creativity is most likely to happen,” Brown says. “That’s really about culture, environment, rituals—the sorts of things that give people permission to explore, that encourage open-mindedness, collaboration...

If you didn’t land a recent pitch, you might be wondering why. Here are the 15 most common reasons.
Source: www.eventmanagerblog.com
Need some tough love or a splash of cold water. It always comes down to basics. Interesting tone here – a lot of it is about respect. For their time, budget, audience. This would make a heck of a self-check list and should be mandatory for new hires...