Navigating Corporate Crises: The Art of Apology and its Impact on Business Success with Sabrina Runbeck Ep 62

Provider's Edge | Peak Performance Guide for Healthcare Entrepreneurs - Un pódcast de Sabrina Runbeck, MPH, MHS, PA-C, HealthTech Power Broker, Business Partnership Creator, Board Advisor - Miercoles

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Explore how the art of apologizing can shape the fate of a business during a crisis. As an executive or founder in the healthcare space, it’s crucial to understand the significance of an apology, especially when things go wrong. An appropriate apology can mean the difference between escalating a crisis and mitigating damage, between losing trust and rebuilding relationships. We will explore 3 case studies: Case Study: United Airlines Incident The public fallout and the missed opportunity in expressing regret. Case Study: Deepwater Horizon Incident BP's handling of the oil spill and the crucial role of accepting responsibility. Case Study: Snapchat's Advert Misstep How Snapchat's apology lacked genuine repentance. Key Takeaways:Understanding the 5 Apology Languages: Expressing Regret, Accept Responsibility, Make Restitution, Genuinely Repent, and Request Forgiveness.Their importance in maintaining a company's reputation and customer relationships.Episode Timeline:[00:03:38] - United Airlines case study[00:07:08] - Expressing regret[00:13:17] - CEO Tony Hayward's public statement[00:15:10] - The deep water horizon oil spill[00:20:25] - The impact of a poorly handled apology[00:26:45] - Making restitution[00:30:34] - Rebuilding trust and overcoming setbacksLinks and Mentions:The 5 Apology Languages by Gary ChapmanListen 🔊to this episode now and Subscribe 🔔 to the Provider’s Edge to never miss an episode❗🎧 SabrinaRunbeck.com/Podcast🎧 SabrinaRunbeck.com/Apple-PodcastStay Tuned, Stay Successful!We love to hear your feedback. Send me your stories or questions here: SabrinaRunbeck.com/Connect We are here to support you, so let us know how we can further uplevel your success!

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