Another good month is in the books, and it's great to recognize our Top 3 for their terrific efforts, not just in curating amazing trips for their clients, but in crafting memories that will last a lifetime! Congratulations to Tiffany Fleetwood, Robert Doenges, and Jennifer Lingren! #recognition #topseller #teamwork #useatravelagent #wonderfuladventures
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During her time as an EOS Implementer, CJ DuBe' has seen her fair share of company culture. She began to see a particular type of company culture over and over, so often that she decided to name it: "Suck it Up Culture." The thing about "Suck it Up Culture" is that it just, well... sucks. Here's CJ DuBe', co-author of "People: Dare to Build an Intentional Culture," to dive deeper.
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During her time as an EOS Implementer, CJ DuBe' has seen her fair share of company culture. She began to see a particular type of company culture over and over, so often that she decided to name it: "Suck it Up Culture." The thing about "Suck it Up Culture" is that it just, well... sucks. Here's CJ DuBe', co-author of "People: Dare to Build an Intentional Culture," to dive deeper.
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During her time as an EOS Implementer, CJ DuBe' has seen her fair share of company culture. She began to see a particular type of company culture over and over, so often that she decided to name it: "Suck it Up Culture." The thing about "Suck it Up Culture" is that it just, well... sucks. Here's CJ DuBe', co-author of "People: Dare to Build an Intentional Culture," to dive deeper.
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During her time as an EOS Implementer, CJ DuBe' has seen her fair share of company culture. She began to see a particular type of company culture over and over, so often that she decided to name it: "Suck it Up Culture." The thing about "Suck it Up Culture" is that it just, well... sucks. Here's CJ DuBe', co-author of "People: Dare to Build an Intentional Culture," to dive deeper.
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During her time as an EOS Implementer, CJ DuBe' has seen her fair share of company culture. She began to see a particular type of company culture over and over, so often that she decided to name it: "Suck it Up Culture." The thing about "Suck it Up Culture" is that it just, well... sucks. Here's CJ DuBe', co-author of "People: Dare to Build an Intentional Culture," to dive deeper.
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