The second generation has learned many new tools. What other fundamentals in customer management should they take over?

The article most values passing down the previous generation's proactive approach to customers: responding immediately, answering thoughtfully, and making the other party feel valued. The author worries that some successors, while learning new tools and knowledge, haven't fully carried forward these daily habits. When handing over, you can discuss actual inquiry exchanges and replies: Why did the previous generation answer that way? What did they anticipate for the customer? Which practices need to continue? These specific details are closer to the proactive service the article emphasizes than simply knowing how to operate various tools, and they give concrete substance to experience that can be passed on.