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We Value Your Business

Published in December 17th, 2008
Posted by eruggero in Culture, Customer Relations, Employee Engagement
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Ed Ruggero
Some neighbors recently visited a local animal shelter, where they fell for a young cat named Mimi who needs a loving home. Our neighbors let each child pet the cat (parents will recognize this as a huge commitment) and filled out an application to adopt. The kids and adults were very excited, [...]

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Eliminating He Said, She Said

Published in December 3rd, 2008
Posted by admin in Communications, Employee Engagement, Relationship Management
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by Guest Blogger Quint Studer
If you’re reading this blog, you’re probably interested in creating or sustaining a culture in your organization that gets results. If so, then here’s a simple question to ask yourself to see if you’re on track, “If an employee at my organization is upset with another employee, who do they tell?”
If [...]

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