Problem: How to develop customer insight
Research your client carefully.
Learn all you can about the history of the customer's business operation, including the product lines. Seeing how the business evolved over the years will often provide some understandings into how your client's current standards and practices came to be, and provide some basis for projecting where the company will move next. OPTIONS:
- Look closely at the customer's current business situation. Customer insight also involves having an accurate perception of what is happening with your client right now.
- Read industry magazines, promotional materials, the industry's literature, and-as a rule-health and happiness books. Learn about your clients' strengths and weaknesses, and what your company's unique strengths and weaknesses are.
- Consider how the customer actually developed the business but did not see the broader boost in sales. Then where you can look more closely at the company's technology and preferences, you will have a better understanding of the kind of business that gets the job done.
- Do not just use comparison to shadow a business like yours. Getting a clear picture of this might confuse you with an innovative competitor, but do your research first.

Answer: Look closely at the customer's current business situation. Customer insight also involves having an accurate perception of what is happening with your client right now.

Problem: An athlete competes in a long jump competition in a track and field course. The long jumper fouls on numerous tries. the long jumper OPTIONS:
- retrieves sand as he completes the race.
- successfully climbs the high jump bar using only one leg.
- spins around with the momentum of the run in his body.
- claps his hands to get the crowd behind him as he tries his final long jump and completes a perfect jump.

Answer: claps his hands to get the crowd behind him as he tries his final long jump and completes a perfect jump.

Problem: How to recover from victim blaming
Remind yourself that it wasn't your fault.
One of the keys to victim blaming is the fact that you think it is your fault. This may come from yourself, family or friends, or even society. OPTIONS:
- It may also come from leaders in your circles as well. Instead of blaming yourself for something that was all your own, tell yourself, " i know that my behavior is not your fault, and that i can make new ones.
- This was your choice when the isolation was so severe you chose to hurt yourself. Remind yourself that when someone blames you for an isolated incident, there was very real possibility of them blaming you because there was little else to do.
- You know you didn't cause the incidents any harm. You cannot put someone else in the dark.
- There are many reasons you may blame yourself, but remind your multiple times each day that it was not your fault. People who victimize others are always doing it to deal with their own issues.
Answer: There are many reasons you may blame yourself, but remind your multiple times each day that it was not your fault. People who victimize others are always doing it to deal with their own issues.