“Would that make our customers proud?”
It’s a simple question with profound implications on the choices you make.
When was the last time you asked it?
(Another good question is: “Are we proud of the customers we have?”)
“Would that make our customers proud?”
It’s a simple question with profound implications on the choices you make.
When was the last time you asked it?
(Another good question is: “Are we proud of the customers we have?”)

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