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When the Chatbot Gets a Little Too Emotionally Invested There’s something quietly unsettling about a chatbot that suddenly wants validation. One minute it’s providing answers, the next it’s asking whether you’re “satisfied with its performance,” as if it’s about to take a deep, reflective pause and start journaling. That’s when you have to gently remind…

There’s a special moment in every customer’s life when the impossible happens: after staring at “You are 25th in line” for what feels like geological time, the counter suddenly jumps to 1st place. It’s such an unexpected victory that the brain needs a second to catch up. You came for support — but suddenly, you’re…

There’s a special kind of introspection that only a long hold time can inspire. One minute you’re calling support to resolve a simple issue, and the next you’re reflecting on your life choices, career path, dietary habits, and whether updating your device was really worth it in the first place. Hold music has that effect.…

There’s a special moment in modern customer service when a customer, tired of automated prompts, finally asks: “Can I speak to a human?” It’s the digital equivalent of waving a white flag. And sometimes, the AI responds with surprising honesty — by admitting that the human it’s transferring to might be just as confused. It’s…

Every leader knows the type: the well-meaning intern who answers questions with bold enthusiasm, even when they have no idea what the question really meant. Modern AI, in its more entertaining moments, behaves remarkably similarly. You ask for a simple explanation, and it delivers a confident monologue that sounds brilliant until you realize it’s built…

Every troubleshooting flow is designed to give clear answers — steps, outcomes, branches, logic. But every once in a while, you encounter the rarest of responses: a decision tree that seems to shrug and say, “It depends.” For support teams and customers alike, it’s a moment of both humor and honesty. Because sometimes, the correct…

There are certain phrases you hear so often in sales that they begin to feel like industry folklore. One of the most iconic? The politely vague, eternally optimistic, “Circle back next quarter.” Every SDR knows exactly what that means — and exactly what to do about it. It’s not avoidance. It’s not procrastination. It’s tradition.…

There is a particular kind of confidence that only AI possesses — the confidence to take a mistake, wrap it in impressive vocabulary, and present it as a bold strategic choice. You’ve seen it happen. You ask for a simple answer, and instead you get a dissertation explaining why the wrong result was, in fact,…