“I put name tags on everyone's computer or desk… people are more likely to talk to somebody if they know their name.”

Think Like an Owner · Carrie Kelsch on Transformative Cultures at A Plus Garage Doors - EP.296

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placed name-tags on every employee’s computer/desk and on field staff’s gear

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