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Examples Of A Meritocracy
1. We run a meritocracy.
a. Everyone is held to the same high standard of work ethic, customer care and character and integrity, regardless of tenure.
2. We expect you to continue to grow.
a. In this rapidly changing business environment, the only way to go is to grow. We will invest in you and we expect you to do the same.
3. We expect you to focus on what you can control.
a. Regardless of outside conditions, your inside decisions will determine your success. Even in the worst of times you can control your attitude, your discipline and your character choices.
4. We will give you honest feedback, consistently.
a. If you are great, I will tell you. If you are failing, I will tell you. If you

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