Ownership requires and produces long-term thinking
“Long-term thinking is both a requirement and an outcome of true ownership. Owners are different from tenants.”
Business
“Long-term thinking is both a requirement and an outcome of true ownership. Owners are different from tenants.”
“Though negative reviews cost us some sales in the short term, helping customers make better purchase decisions ultimately pays off for the company.”
“Eliminating defects, improving productivity, and passing the resulting cost savings back to customers in the form of lower prices is a long-term decision. Increased volumes take time to materialize, and price reductions almost always hurt current results.”
“Our pricing strategy does not attempt to maximize margin percentages, but instead seeks to drive maximum value for customers and thereby create a much larger bottom line—in the long term.”
“[Our team] are focused on the customer and focused on the long term. On that time scale, the interests of shareowners and customers are aligned.”