Without changing the new theme of this blog, I want to point out to a new report from the German Institute for Economic Research. According to this report on German exports (abstract in German), the G… more →
Service desert GermanyJesse wrote 5 months ago: Is this Barack’s non-corporate message? Hahahahahahahahhaha. Let’s all work for the gove … more →
RMS wrote 6 months ago: It has been said time and again that the US is entering a period where we no longer need to manufact … more →
sakerfa wrote 8 months ago: America’s bedraggled, debt slave consumers are about to reap the final whirlwind which will fi … more →
highboldtage wrote 1 year ago: Oil and the Fed (Wall St. Journal) May 23, 2008; Page A14 So the Federal Reserve is signaling that i … more →
Haim Watzman wrote 1 year ago: Go into a trendy clothing store, sports outlet, or home improvement warehouse emporium in Israel the … more →
Monica wrote 1 year ago: Palm Springs, Calif., may have a reputation as a playground for the rich and famous, but the reality … more →
Erick wrote 1 year ago: I was going through my old notebook and came across some notes about an interview Sam Lucent (HP … more →
mjohnsto wrote 1 year ago: Chances are, if you’ve heard of the term ’service economy’, you have heard it used … more →
Elizabeth wrote 1 year ago: ‘What is it you want to buy?’ the Sheep said at last, looking up for a moment from her k … more →
Hmmm wrote 1 year ago: Whilst chewing on a lead painted toy… sometimes a Post title comes to you before the body does … more →
thirdworldcounty wrote 1 year ago: [Note: this is x-posted from THE third world county, as may be quite some few until I find other hos … more →
Jack Lampka wrote 2 years ago: Without changing the new theme of this blog, I want to point out to a new report from the German Ins … more →
Jack Lampka wrote 2 years ago: So far this blog has focused on describing the problems with poor customer service in Germany. Soon … more →
latetotheparty wrote 2 years ago: After a reporter discovered three of five listings for cardiologists listed by a health insurer were … more →
Jack Lampka wrote 2 years ago: In a closed economy, the low customer service levels offered by many German companies may have been … more →
Jack Lampka wrote 3 years ago: Most economies go through three stages of economic development: primary, secondary, and tertiary. Th … more →
Jack Lampka wrote 3 years ago: Before I continue with examples for poor service levels in Germany, and this blog will unfortunately … more →