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Too often, I’ll see a vision or mission statement on an entry wall, but then observe very different priorities in day-to-day operations. We put our customers first, but keep the time you spend with them to three minutes. Or we … Continue reading → The post Aligning Service with Vision and Mission appeared first on Brad Cleveland.
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Too often, I’ll see a vision or mission statement on an entry wall, but then observe very different priorities in day-to-day operations. We put our customers first, but keep the time you spend with them to three minutes. Or we … Continue reading → The post Aligning Service with Vision and Mission appeared first on Brad Cleveland.
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