Pat Getter
MJ
NV, USBased on her many years of working for a variety of employers focused mainly in television news and public relations, Pat Getter speaks about four different topics: grammar, customer relations, fitting in and deposition preparation techniques.
From years of being an accomplished writer and proofreader, Pat offers an educational while entertaining and humorous look at "The Trouble with 'Typoes,' Grammar Goofs and Sloppy Spelling: Mistakes Can Cost Millions and Muddy Your Message."
From years of being an accomplished consumer, Pat offers an insightful while entertaining look at "Customer Relation Experiences: Do YOU Top Santa Claus?"
And from years of being in bad jobs at good times and good jobs at bad times, she speaks about "Fitting In: for Square Pegs in the Round Holes of Life."
After nearly a decade of on-camera TV anchoring and reporting after graduating from UCLA, Pat put her reporting skills, judgment and experience to work in corporate America, specializing in media relations and handling many significant events. She was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal and appeared on NBC's "Today" show among hundreds of national and international media and trade press while serving as the corporate worldwide media spokesperson for a multibillion-dollar product recall that was involved more than 600 lawsuits.
Even after she left the company, she was deposed three times. Based on that experience, Pat authored "Deposition vs. Root Canal: Preparation Techniques to Make Dental Work the Only Painful Experience." She also offers a presentation about these preparation techniques, suitable for CLE credit through the local bar association.
In her spare time, Pat is president of Doberman Rescue of Nevada, a non-profit organization dedicated to rehoming this noble breed into the forever homes they richly deserve.
Based on her many years of working for a variety of employers focused mainly in television news and public relations, Pat Getter speaks about four different topics: grammar, customer relations, fitting in and deposition preparation techniques.
From years of being an accomplished writer and proofreader, Pat offers an educational while entertaining and humorous look at "The Trouble with 'Typoes,' Grammar Goofs and Sloppy Spelling: Mistakes Can Cost Millions and Muddy Your Message."
From years of being an accomplished consumer, Pat offers an insightful while entertaining look at "Customer Relation Experiences: Do YOU Top Santa Claus?"
And from years of being in bad jobs at good times and good jobs at bad times, she speaks about "Fitting In: for Square Pegs in the Round Holes of Life."
After nearly a decade of on-camera TV anchoring and reporting after graduating from UCLA, Pat put her reporting skills, judgment and experience to work in corporate America, specializing in media relations and handling many significant events. She was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal and appeared on NBC's "Today" show among hundreds of national and international media and trade press while serving as the corporate worldwide media spokesperson for a multibillion-dollar product recall that was involved more than 600 lawsuits.
Even after she left the company, she was deposed three times. Based on that experience, Pat authored "Deposition vs. Root Canal: Preparation Techniques to Make Dental Work the Only Painful Experience." She also offers a presentation about these preparation techniques, suitable for CLE credit through the local bar association.
In her spare time, Pat is president of Doberman Rescue of Nevada, a non-profit organization dedicated to rehoming this noble breed into the forever homes they richly deserve.
The Trouble with "Typoes"
"Let's eat, Grandma" -- are you inviting the old gal to dinner or serving her as the main course? Only the comma knows the difference.
A simple comma has cost some companies millions of dollars. If employees take pride in their personal appearance and how they present themselves, then shouldn't they have that same pride in their work product? All represent who they are. But even more important, their work products reflect on your company.
Attention to detail is one of...
Customer Relation Experiences: Do YOU Top Santa Claus?
In this competitive business environment, can your company afford to lose customers because your employees are not giving them the service experience they deserve and expect?
Who better to set the standard than Santa Claus?
He is: passionate about his job, is sensitive to your needs, listens carefully to what you say, knows all about the services or products you desire, exceeds your expectations, delivers year after year on time, establishes loyal, trusting partnerships and...
Fitting In: For Square Pegs in the Round Holes of Life
Haven't we all found ourselves in situations where we just don't make a connection or we feel out of place? Maybe it's at work or in a social group -- or maybe it's just with one individual. So, how do you survive -- how do you fit in -- when you feel as though you are the square peg?
"Fitting In" helps you: find your way through workplace and life's other pitfalls, navigate the perils of just being you and maintain your inner strength without sacrificing your integrity.
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