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All the awards aren't that important. I mean, I am happy about them ... but our customers are what matter the most.
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Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
Posted by Ryan Dunphey
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Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
Posted by Ryan Dunphey
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Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
Posted by Ryan Dunphey
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Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
Posted by Ryan Dunphey
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Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
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Genius and passion in people fascinate me. Even more interesting is the ability to impart those qualities to others, and into the very fabric of a company.
One hundred sixty years ago, Carl Franz Bally did exactly that.
Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
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(Things have been slow around the Ideas blog while we've been busy cooking up something special, something set to launch imminently—stay tuned!)
Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
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Not outstanding design, better design. … [It's] not the spectacular things are the important things, but the unspectacular things are the important things.
Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
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Randy Pausch was a computer science and HCI professor at Carnegie Mellon. Though known for his battle with pancreatic cancer, he is better remembered as a person of deep passion. Upon learning that he had only three to six months to live, Pausch set out to “enable the dreams of others.” On September 2007, he gave a fantastic speech titled “The Last Lecture,” which attracted huge media attention and nearly 13 million views.
He’s today’s Passion Profile.
Passion Profile is a semi-regular feature of the Medallia Blog that highlights uniquely passionate people. Although the subject matter may be irrelevant (though often interesting in its own right), we believe that consistent exposure to passionate individuals is valuable.
Posted by Ryan Dunphey
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