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      <title>Tell Us What You Don't Like—Creating Success Born From Criticism</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[ <p>How often do you hear someone ask what you don&rsquo;t like about their product? Our guess&mdash;Not very. <br /><br />Most companies treat criticism like it&rsquo;s the plague. And because they avoid looking at their organization and products honestly, they end up spending a good deal of money covering up defects instead of on front-end resources that create ultimate success.&nbsp; <br /><br />We can&rsquo;t help but shake our heads at the futility of that mentality.</p>
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