How the Ritz-Carlton Manages the Mystique; The Luxury Brand Uses Hard Data on Employee and Customer Engagement to Create Its Image and Ambience -- and to Drive Measurable Results.
Gallup Management Journal 2008, Dec 11
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Byline: Jennifer Robison Synopsis: All companies do things like pay close attention to standard business measures and train their employees. But this luxury brand watches things that most companies ignore, then uses what it learns to create ongoing, top-to-bottom learning.
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