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Marcus, the chairman emeritus of the Neiman Marcus chain, who spent his earlier career in retail, at the age of 90 writes a weekly column on subjects of his choice for the Dallas Morning News. These low-key pieces, published during the past 10 years, emphasize the merchandizing skills Marcus has honed. Believing that "The customer is always right," he repeatedly advises his readers to complain about dissatisfaction with products or services to supervisors. Other articles offer his opinion on a variety of subjects including the importance of education, his dislike of cocktail parties, the problems of aging, his hobbies of publishing miniature books and art collecting, and business management.
Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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The book is a good lesson in everyday business and living practices. Stanley Marcus was a wonderful man to many people, employees and strangers alike and this book is revealing in his manners and thoughts.
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New York, United States, Golden Rule, New Mexico, Neiman Marcus, Supreme Court, Stanley Marcus, Anthony Comstock, Harry Belten, The Dallas Morning News New!
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