Today I was peacefully at home, obviously working, but I will not repeat the story of how much Wildix technology helps me in this. No, what happened to me lasted only a second, it was just a thought.

And you might ask, what does this have to do with a vacuum cleaner?
Working from home has yes many advantages I wake up later in the morning, I save mileage with my car, I spend more time with my family – but forget the restaurant for lunch, I make myself a dish of pasta and off.
Time to get back to work, the table is full of crumbs and here is where the vacuum cleaner comes in.

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In case you need to convince a customer that your solution is the right one, if you know that the client who is not convinced won’t buy, and therefore you lose the business opportunity, then storytelling is right for you, because it shows the customer the importance of finding the right solution for the problem: YOUR SOLUTION.

Storytelling, or the art of telling stories, has ancient origins; it is not a modern marketing strategy.

The stories work because they have emotive implications, because they involve people who, listening to them, try spontaneously to give meaning to every step described.

In this post, you will learn a method of writing a story which will provide you with
a strong selling point.
Continue reading “Do you want to sell more? Tell real stories | Storytelling”

Wildix people travel really a lot: many events, many occasions, the Wildix Convention, business trips to other branch offices spread around Europe.

During the last eight months I’ve been working in Munich, where the Wildix German branch office is located. I moved there in the end of January, and since then I’ve been traveling really a lot.

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#collaborate
anywhere you happen to be

One of the most annoying things is waiting. You have a doctor’s appointment at 4:40 P.M. and you find yourself being number 65 with quite a queue before you. You were on time but you will be seen one hour after the time of your scheduled appointment.

Monday I went for a doctor’s visit and I found myself in this exact situation. A long time ago, in waiting rooms, people would read, usually celebrity gossip or car magazines, because gender is still gender.

Today the scenario is different, the waiting is cheated by smartphones: on Facebook we post photographs of the number of the current patient being examined and we comment that there are still 15 people before it will be our turn, on Instagram we post a worried looking selfie and off with the hashtags: #waiting #healthservicemalfunction…, two people chatting on WhatsApp, someone playing Hearthstone, someone else reading a cooking blog. Killing time basically.

I worked, the other day, almost as if I were in the office.
Continue reading “The telephone system which passes the test”