Best of Monday Morning Radio: 'Priceless' Axioms That Will Cost You a Fortune

from Monday Morning Radio · host Dean Rotbart

Which of the following sentences do you think conveys costly, erroneous "business think"? This is the way we've always done it; no reason to change now. You get what you pay for. We can probably do that ourselves. The customer is always right. The correct answer is "E" – all of the above. As business consultant Jack Quarles first explained to host and award-winning journalist Dean Rotbart in March 2017, American companies pay a massive penalty for buying into outdated thinking. Jack's book, "Expensive Sentences," is an international bestseller and will make you think twice about bogus business aphorisms. Photo: Jack Quarles, "Expensive Sentences"Originally Posted: March 13, 2017Best of Monday Morning Radio Update: February 15, 2021Monday Morning Run Time: 43:52

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