Outstanding Organizations NEVER Stop Improving
Do the best organizations strive to get better? They sure do as they work toward achieving that highest level of exceptionalism. What we simply call
John G. Miller
March 25, 2021
Do the best organizations strive to get better? They sure do as they work toward achieving that highest level of exceptionalism. What we simply call
Join our QBQ! Facebook Group today! Got relational problems? If so, here’s how to solve them! The Challenge Of Relationships After 40+ years of marriage,
Join our QBQ! Facebook Group here! Our story of not outstanding customer service is from QBQ! book reader, Christina. Enjoy! My husband, a car mechanic,
NOTE: If you know any perfectionists, share this post with them! ? I’m convinced that those who practice accountable thinking process mistakes in a healthy manner.
Join our QBQ! Facebook Discussion Group! When in college and working at Wells Fargo, the oldest of seven Miller kids, Kristin, called me at lunchtime.
That’s 15-year-old me entertaining my brother-in-law, Tom, and sister, Lucy. As you can probably tell, as a kid I was loud, verbal, boisterous, and high-energy.
Yep, that’s 23-year-old me. Chuckle all you want — I’m not offended. ? Viewing this photo, I know something you don’t: As a man, husband,
Reasonable people know mistakes happen. How do I know this to be true? Examples like the one below. This is a story of a vendor
Please join our QBQ! Facebook Discussion Group here! This image still makes me laugh. A patron had spilled two ounces of coffee on the floor
Whether we call it “working backward” or just truth-based examination of facts, responsible people get to the root of problems. Forthrightly. Honestly. Dare I say,