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Washington Post: “What you can learn from Southwest Airlines’ culture”

A consciously developed customer-centered culture is a business advantage that will serve you for years — and inoculate you against competitive inroads.

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Washington Post: “What you can learn from Southwest Airlines’ culture”

By admin on 08 May 2012

A consciously developed customer-centered culture is a business advantage that will serve you for years — and inoculate you against competitive inroads.

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