01 Oct 09 Nerdzz Dayz

Nerdzz attitude at office wkwkwk

01 Oct 09 Nerdzz Dayz

Nerdzz are resolving life problems to…… Google hehehe…..

Tags: comic, fun, geeks, nerdzz, strips

14 Aug 09 Blogger Support for #IndonesiaUnite

Tags: #Indonesiaunite, blogger

08 Aug 08 Me Music ??

Yey Metal Yey

 

Your Taste in Music:

90’s Alternative: Highest Influence Classic Rock: Highest Influence Hair Bands: Highest Influence Heavy Metal: Highest Influence Ska: Highest Influence

08 Aug 08 Me Nerdzz ???

Like i said Nerdzz Rulezz……..

You Are 56% Nerdy

You may be a bit surprised with this score, but your more of a closet nerd than an actual nerd. Stop denying your inner nerd! You’re truly dorkier than you think.

05 Jun 08 Good Company Treatment

Hari ini saya menerima telepon dari CS jobstreet.com intinya dia menanyakan apakah saya sedang mencoba  memposting iklan lowongan baru,  dan  dengan tersipu malu saya menjawab iya, kenapa malu…?

Yah pasalnya karena saya lupa quota job posting saya sudah expired dari bulan lalu, tapi saya nekat masih berusaha menggunakannya saja, setelah itu tiba2x dia menawarkan untuk memberikan free extend quota job posting saya untuk draft lowongan yang sudah terlanjur saya buat itu, hmmm this is nice pikir saya dan mereka mempersilahkan saya untuk finalized draft lowongan yang hendak saya buat  untuk kemudian mereka tayangkan di website mereka.

Yang saya suka dari service mereka adalah :
- CS yang tanggap terhadap apa yang sedang dilakukan customer mereka didalam account mereka.
- Tanggap menawarkan pemberitahuan walaupun hak saya sendiri untuk mendapatkan service mereka sudah expired.
- Menerapkan system yang tidak kaku, terbukti dengan mudahnya memberikan bonus extend service (walaupun ini sebenanya memang jatah quota yang saya beli dari mereka, tapi toh salah saya juga tidak menggunakany didalam masa servicenya berlaku ).

Hal hal seperti ini buat saya cukup baik dan efektif dalam mempengaruhi customer menentukan penilaian service terhadap vendornya, good work buat jobstreet.com

28 May 08 Bang 30 rebu, hah cuma 2 liter ???

Pagi tadi pertama kalinya gw isi bensin semenjak dinaikkannya harga BBM, dan memang gw tidak begitu memperhatikan harga per liternya karena memang sudah menyisihkan sejumlah Rp 30 ribu, namun setelah memperhatikan meteran bensin itu berhenti di angka 2 liter untuk pesanan sejumlah Rp 30 ribu, rasanya seperti menyaksikan disturbing number.

Gw sadar juga level kenaikan BBM kali ini cukup telak meninju perekonomian masyarakat, bakhkan mungkin banyak yang bisa langsung KO, tapi gw juga gak bisa menyalahkan pemerintah untuk kenaikan ini, karena memang gak lucu juga kalo setiap kita beli BBM kita minta dibayarin sebagian oleh pemerintah.

Itu sama saja membiarkan pemerintah membakar uang untuk keperluan kita berkendara ria, yang sabagian besar ber AC dan hanya untuk pribadi pula, sedangkan dana itu harusnya bisa dimanfaatkan untuk sesuatu yg lebih produktif.

Jadinya agak aneh melihat polah mahasiswa yg ber teriak2x anarkis minta agar harga BBM diturunkan kembali, koq ya bisa ya mereka minta pemerintah untuk menghabisakan APBN untuk suatu hal yg tidak produktif…, maksud gw kalo yang teriak2x itu rakyat miskin yg memang tidak punya cukup background pendidikan untuk menganalisa mekanisme perekonomian ya masih bisa maklum lah, tapi mahasiswa…. Mereka seharusnya lebih kritis terhadap pengalokasian dana hasil pengurangan subsidi BBM itu.

Anyway mungkin memang benar bahwa semua itu harus dimulai dari kesadaran diri dulu sendiri untuk mau berpikir lebih rasional dan menghilangkan mental disubsidi itu, jadi anak bawang koq mau teyus sih….

Pic taken from Here

02 May 08 My fans out there….

Ternyata fans gw sampe segitunya ya, ada yang mau ikutan…..?

23 Jan 08 Come to My city

Kunjungi http://djakartas.myminicity.com/ thank you…..

16 Jan 08 [COPAS Blogwalking....] Three Signs That You Have A Customer Worth Losing

Think about it for a moment. If they are so knowledgeable in the area then why are you sourced to implement the project? The best case scenario would be that they’d like to focus on other business areas. On the other hand, they probably only want you as a safety buffer; if the project goes well, then they’ll take credit for the project… if it goes wrong, just blame the consultant: that’s you!

Fortunately, it’s somewhat easy to spot potentially problematic customers. Listed here are three key identifiers.

1) They Don’t Value Your Time

It is important that you identify this trait before even submitting a proposal. See if they stick to appointments. Some points to note are:

* Do they often postpone meetings?
* If so, do they inform you in advance?
* When they are the initiating party did they provide you with meeting minutes beforehand?
* How often is it that meetings get canceled after you arrived at the location?
* Is a contact person assigned for your project?
* Do they respond to requests for input in a timely manner?
* Do they give you “urgent” demands for changes often?
* Do they often amass a huge inventory of requests and hand it to you on Friday expecting them to be completed by Monday?

If you answered yes to most of the questions above, then I feel very sorry for you. It’s obvious that you have a customer from hell. If you’re doing it for the money, then I hope it’s worth it. However, more often than not, I would personally recommend that you avoid them as soon as they’re identified.

Lost money can be found elsewhere, but lost time is gone for good.

2) They Think They Are Your Only Customers

There’s one important aspect of doing business and it’s called respect. Respect should go both ways. Vendors should respect customers because they provide income for your business. Customers too should respect vendors as they help your business run more smoothly.

That’s the ideal situation, however there are times when you as a vendor are not treated with respect. The most obvious sign of the lack of respect is when a customer thinks that your universe revolves around them.

Everything should be done now and you should do it because you’re at their beck and call. Needless to say, if a client is identified to be in this category, it’s time to execute your exit strategy.

You do have exit strategies, don’t you?

3) They Don’t Honour Agreements

An agreement is a set of mutually accepted terms and conditions. It takes great care and effort to construct an agreement and when it’s done parties are bound by this agreement. Although agreements should have some flexibility in it, the core of the agreement should remain and be respected.

Although I’ve mentioned that agreements should have some form of flexibility built in, one needs to understand the difference between flexibility and downright exploitation.

Flexibility goes both ways. If the client wants additional services to be included in the agreement then you as a vendor have the right to charge for it. Resist the temptation to fold beneath the pressure of your customers pleas and demands for performing additional services out of “goodwill”.

From experience, I’ve discovered that once you accept a few additional requests without amendments in terms of payments, customers tend to take this as part of the agreement scope and will throw in additional requests without being prepared to reciprocate in terms of financial allocations from their side.

Some do it out of naivete, but there are also who are downright milking you for every single ounce of energy that you are “willing” to put in.

So the next time you think you have clinched a major contract make sure you have your bases covered. Otherwise the project might be too big for you to chew down the road, and you’d lose on other profitable ventures.