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Five reasons companies mistreat customers and staff

In the 1980s, a colleague I shared an office with got a call from his daughter. He had bought her a cheap compact disc player from audio retailer Richer Sounds in London to take to university and she had found that it didn’t work.

He suggested she take it into a Richer Sounds shop in Manchester, where she was studying. The staff there tested it and it worked. But she seemed uncertain, so they gave her a more expensive CD player instead.

“This is not complicated,” Julian Richer, the UK company’s founder, told the Financial Times last week, as he outlined his business philosophy. Treat your customers and employees well and the business will thrive.

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邁克爾•斯卡平克(Michael Skapinker)是英國《金融時報》副主編。他經常爲FT撰寫關於商業和社會的專欄文章。他出生於南非,在希臘開始了他的新聞職業生涯。1986年,他在倫敦加入了FT,擔任過許多不同的職位,包括FT週末版主編、FT特別報道部主編和管理事務主編。

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