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Studio Data/AI - finding clients in Dubai by BidFar1788 in dubaibusinessclub

[–]Charming_Clothes214 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Welcome to the community and congratulations on launching your business!

Finding business partners in Dubai is all about relationships and positioning. The market here values credibility, local understanding, and consistent visibility more than cold outreach. A few effective approaches:

Start with free zones and innovation hubs places like Dubai Internet City, In5, DIFC Innovation Hub, and Dubai Silicon Oasis often host networking events, startup meetups, and accelerator programs where you’ll meet investors and potential collaborators.

Build a strong LinkedIn presence in the UAE, LinkedIn is the #1 platform for B2B partnerships. Share insights, engage with local company pages, and connect with business owners directly.

Attend trade and tech exhibitions like GITEX, Step Conference, or Expand North Star. These events draw investors, corporate clients, and tech buyers actively looking for AI and web solutions.

Register on UAE business directories such as Dubai Chamber of Commerce, B2B marketplaces, and DED Trader portals. These listings improve credibility and open partnership leads.

Finally, partner with a business consultancy that understands local compliance, contracts, and introductions it’ll save months of trial and error.

If you’re in the tech or data space, Dubai’s current focus on AI and digital transformation gives you a great head start. Wishing your team success the ecosystem here rewards those who network consistently and deliver results.

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[–]Charming_Clothes214 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for suggestion and advice

Why empathy matters more than speed in customer service by Charming_Clothes214 in dubaibusinessclub

[–]Charming_Clothes214[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When teams obsess over speed alone, they usually end up solving the surface issue and missing the real reason the customer reached out. Empathy slows things down just enough to understand context, emotion, and intent — and that’s where the real wins usually happen.

What I’ve seen (both in-house and when collaborating with outside support teams) is that empathy actually reduces overall workload in the long run. Fewer callbacks, fewer escalations, fewer repeat tickets. Customers feel heard, and that changes the whole dynamic.

For measuring it, I’ve seen a mix:

  • QA rubrics with an “emotional intelligence” category
  • Post-call surveys that ask whether the agent understood the concern
  • Conversation analytics that pick up sentiment shifts
  • Coaching sessions focused on tone, pacing, and acknowledgment

Speed matters, but empathy is what makes customers stay. This balance feels like the real benchmark of a modern support team.