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Culture Wizards

Culture: the beliefs and attitude of your employees.
Capabilities: what your company is actually good at.
Strategy: how you position yourself against your competitors.

Strategy is incredibly important, but culture eats strategy for breakfast. When you have an unmotivated culture, your employees will push customers away as quickly as strategy can bring them in.

The Wizard of Ads®Partners contain multiple Culture Wizards, several of whom are deeply experienced and highly credentialed.

Do you want to accelerate your word-of-mouth advertising, elevate your online reviews, recruit and retain good employees?

Excellent! The first step is to schedule a 30-minute online chat with managing director Jacob Williams. 

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Random Quote:

“Sofia rose from the table to give her father a kiss on the cheek. Then returning to her chair, she leaned back, squinted, and said: “Famous threesomes.”

“Ha-ha!” exclaimed the count.

Thus, as the candles were consumed by their flames and the bottle of Margaux was drunk to its lees, reference was made to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost; Purgatory, Heaven, and Hell; the three rings of Moscow; the three Magi; the three Fates; the Three Musketeers; the gray ladies from Macbeth; the riddle of the Sphinx; the heads of Cerberus; the Pythagorean theorem; forks, spoons, and knives; reading, writing, and arithmetic; faith, hope, and love (with the greatest of these being love).

“Past, present, future.”
“Beginning, middle, end.”
“Morning, noon, and night.”
“The sun, the moon, the stars.”

And with this particular category, perhaps the game could have gone on all night long, but for the fact that the Count tipped over his own king with a bow of the head when Sofia said:

“Andrey, Emile, and Alexander.”

- Amor Towles, A Gentleman in Moscow, p.421 (the lines in bold were bolded by me – Indy Beagle)

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