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People Over Profit
Dale Partridge
What about books?
Putting People First (2015) is a guide to the past, present, and future of capitalism. These summaries will explain what really creates self-interested companies, and share principles to help you establish and grow your own business with integrity.
Who should read this book?
"- Entrepreneurs who wish to navigate their company's activities in a more ethical direction
- Consumers want the market to know their opinions
- Those who want to understand more about the community responsibility that businesses are shouldering. "
Who wrote this book?
Dale Partridge is an expert in branding, consumer psychology and business trends. He is also a social entrepreneur, the founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com.
Addendum
1
Be like Google and don't be evil.
2
Organizations are not inherently good or bad, they just go through different stages of development
3
Companies start the development lifecycle with honesty and efficiency
4
Businesses gradually become liar, and then try to apologize to the public for what they have done.
5
Honest businesses are transparent with customers.
6
To do business honestly, act transparently, honestly, and generously
7
Quality builds strong customer relationships and courage propels you forward.
8
Think like the customer before you think like the president of the company and you will create unexpected changes.
9
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Read
Listen
People Over Profit
9 chapters
15 minutes of listening
What about books?
Putting People First (2015) is a guide to the past, present, and future of capitalism. These summaries will explain what really creates self-interested companies, and share principles to help you establish and grow your own business with integrity.
Who should read this book?
"- Entrepreneurs who wish to navigate their company's activities in a more ethical direction
- Consumers want the market to know their opinions
- Those who want to understand more about the community responsibility that businesses are shouldering. "
- Consumers want the market to know their opinions
- Those who want to understand more about the community responsibility that businesses are shouldering. "
Who wrote this book?
Dale Partridge is an expert in branding, consumer psychology and business trends. He is also a social entrepreneur, the founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com.
Chapter list
01
Be like Google and don't be evil.
02
Organizations are not inherently good or bad, they just go through different stages of development
03
Companies start the development lifecycle with honesty and efficiency
04
Businesses gradually become liar, and then try to apologize to the public for what they have done.
05
Honest businesses are transparent with customers.
06
To do business honestly, act transparently, honestly, and generously
07
Quality builds strong customer relationships and courage propels you forward.
08
Think like the customer before you think like the president of the company and you will create unexpected changes.
09
summary
Read
Listen
People Over Profit
What about books?
Putting People First (2015) is a guide to the past, present, and future of capitalism. These summaries will explain what really creates self-interested companies, and share principles to help you establish and grow your own business with integrity.
Who should read this book?
"- Entrepreneurs who wish to navigate their company's activities in a more ethical direction
- Consumers want the market to know their opinions
- Those who want to understand more about the community responsibility that businesses are shouldering. "
- Consumers want the market to know their opinions
- Those who want to understand more about the community responsibility that businesses are shouldering. "
Who wrote this book?
Dale Partridge is an expert in branding, consumer psychology and business trends. He is also a social entrepreneur, the founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com.
Addendum
1
Be like Google and don't be evil.
2
Organizations are not inherently good or bad, they just go through different stages of development
3
Companies start the development lifecycle with honesty and efficiency
4
Businesses gradually become liar, and then try to apologize to the public for what they have done.
5
Honest businesses are transparent with customers.
6
To do business honestly, act transparently, honestly, and generously
7
Quality builds strong customer relationships and courage propels you forward.
8
Think like the customer before you think like the president of the company and you will create unexpected changes.
9
summary
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