Quote by Phil Dixon

It is your people who make the ultimate difference. You put the investment into training the people and then, when you get invited to the party with the big boys, that is a unique selling point.

It is your people who make the ultimate difference. You put

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This quote highlights the importance of investing in people within a company or organization. It suggests that the success and uniqueness of one's business lie in the quality and training of its employees. By emphasizing the investment in employees, the company gains a competitive advantage and stands out amongst competitors, attracting lucrative opportunities. Thus, the quote emphasizes the significance of well-trained and knowledgeable employees as a potent selling point when trying to succeed in a competitive market.

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