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Every Company Has Cash Registers

Written on October 2, 2012 – 3:28 pm | by Steve Yastrow |

Imagine you were shopping in a store and, after picking out all of your merchandise, you couldn’t find the cash register to check out. You look around for a while and then drop the merchandise on the floor and walk out without buying anything.

Do you ever make it hard for your customers to find your cash registers?

Read today’s newsletter: Every Company Has Cash Registers

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