More proof that EX → CX

Update: 2023-01-19

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It’s been almost a month since Southwest Airlines had one of the biggest meltdowns in aviation history. A combination of bad weather in the wrong places coupled with ancient crew-scheduling technology sent the company into a metaphorical nosedive.

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Talent acquisition leader pulse

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Productive paranoia

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