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Your message inside goes outside: how employees are treated within the company dramatically affects customer satisfaction and profits

HR Magazine, Sept, 2005 by Patricia Childers

Author's Note: The Forum for People Performance Management & Measurement Executive Summary, "Linking Organizational Characteristics to Employee Attitudes and Behavior--A Look at the Downstream Effects on Market Response & Financial Performance," is available at www.PerformanceForum.org.

The James Oakley research summary, "Purdue Research Links Employee Satisfaction, Profits," is available on the Purdue University Web site at www.Purdue.edu.

Patricia Childers is a Cary, Ill.-based freelance writer. She has written for the motivation and recognition industry for more than 15 years.

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