There is a system that rates the stability, good service of companies.  Like Class A, B, C, etc.
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Try Standard and Poor's.  Call the health insurance company you are interested in and ask them to send you a Fact Sheet on their company.
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you look at their feedback\nif the person has sold to many people and has a high positive feedback rate, the person is reliable
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I would like to run my company as Google does right now. Very relaxed, gourmet meals for free, day care, gyms at the worksite, flex sched, very outcome oriented as opposed to hours oriented. Fields creativity in the office, everyone has input. A decentralized organization.
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it is good to make records and very good to maintain them if they are positive!!!! keep up the spirit!!!!
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People are good. \nThe govt need to change its attitude.
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Because they want you to pay to actually see what your score is. As long as you have good lines of credit, you are fine.
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Sincerity, loyalty, dependability, good morals.
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Standard and Poor is an international Credit Rating company.\n\nS&P analyses the financial results from corporates and they apply a credit rating (AAA=Best to C- as junk)\n\nThe rating is used by investors on the risk of investment  and for supliers use the rating to ascertain the credit line they wish to award to that company.\n\nIt also rates asset backed securities.
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Poor credit is not a Federally protected status.  Employers routinely look at an applicant's credit history as one criteria for selecting employees in certain jobs.  Credit worthiness can be as important as crimal activity and drug use for weeding out bad candidates for certain jobs.  Credit history can arguably predict certain things about a candidate.  It is used to assign auotmobile insurance rates, mortgage rates, etc; routinely.  If these industries are allowed to use it as a "predictive model", then why not employers, as well?
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Not an answer: It may be a good thing. It also keeps the company out of your business.
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There are lots of local groups in the UK that swap skills and services based on a points system.\n\nPeople swap, say, French lessons for ironing\n\nA unit of value is agreed between the individuals concerned
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How about HSBC. There customer care here in Sri Lanka is great.
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Also to keep up public image so people aren't as willing to complain about the bad things they do or try to get the city to buy out the service.  It's more of a preventative strategy.
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Better Buissness bural
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Standard and Poor's does a rating of school systems. That would be a good way to see how the schools are and then purchase a home in their school area.  Many realtors allow you to narrow your search by school district.
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15% is considered to be an acceptable industry standard. For exceptional service the tip could relect that and be higher, the same holds true for poor service and be lower.
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This is basically a function of your public relations department. (I'm guessing you don't have one) It's a promo kit. It tells what sets your company apart from the competition, hi-lights your successes. It probably includes commendations and affirmations from customers especially if they are high profile. It also includes a history of the company, its founders, key players and any other pertinent information that you and/or your PR people think is beneficial to include.