It's a surprisingly hard habit to break, but it's important. Being specific clarifies your priorities and adds a level of responsibility.
At DBC, our students are our customers, for example. Treating them like customers acknowledges that they're paying us a lot of money to change their lives. When you're saying "student" and "customer" all day it's easier to focus on what the real problems are.
It's a surprisingly hard habit to break, but it's important. Being specific clarifies your priorities and adds a level of responsibility.
At DBC, our students are our customers, for example. Treating them like customers acknowledges that they're paying us a lot of money to change their lives. When you're saying "student" and "customer" all day it's easier to focus on what the real problems are.