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4 out of 5 organizations have not increased their customer satisfaction since 2010!

Beyond Philosophy

In other words, we can compare satisfaction today to what it was in 1994, 2000, or 2005. Morgeson says that’s a common fallback excuse used in corporate culture, but it isn’t what the data shows. Instead, you only want to be significantly better than your nearest competitor to maintain your competitive advantage.

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The Future of Work: How Companies Are Building Cultures Worker’s Love #nytnewwork

Natalie Petouhof

Tweet Human Capital As a Key Competitive Advantage. Winning leaders have realized the value of a strong and effective culture as a crucial, competitive advantage. The speakers will share research, insights and strategies for building the culture of a company that magnetically attracts the top talent.

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Former Amazon VP Bill Carr: ‘Working backwards is the way to create breakthrough innovation’

Qualtrics

We’d known the Kindle would take time and money to develop, but by the middle of 2005, it became clear that it was taking much longer and consuming more funds than we had anticipated. Sometime in 2005 [a team of Jeff’s executive leaders met]. Time as competitive advantage. Development continued”.