To experience quality in every aspect of our lives, we must do little things correctly so that each action produces a quality result. When each detail is attended to, and each step in the process is given careful attention, the result will inevitably be of the highest quality.
Successful people in many walks of life understand the importance of detail. Consider these examples;
Business people carefully oversee the details of their products and services, knowing that one simple slip-up can cause a series of events that negatively impacts the bottom line, brand integrity and public perception.
Doctors and nurses understand that the slightest mistake or loss of focus can result in a tragic situation that carries massive liability.
Computer programmers spend their careers tightly focused on detail, as one incorrect digit in a code of millions can create an operational nightmare for the end user.
Engineers and architects know that the stability of the most gigantic structure depends on the integrity of its smallest element; a failed bolt or a misplaced pin can have huge consequences.
You will be continuously challenged by larger problems that could have been prevented if you had paid closer attention to the details at the beginning. On the other hand, paying attention to the details leads to great customer experiences. The magic behind every outstanding performance, exceptional meal, and fine piece of furniture or jewelry is found in the smallest of details. People who deliver superior results aren’t simply doing more of the same things everyone else does; they’re doing better things. Very small differences, consistently practiced, produce superior results.
What can you do now to keep the detail in check and perform at your highest level and produce the absolute best result for our customer?
Every detail counts, read the question above again and take some action.
Keep up the good work and thanks for all you do.
sysr
details are everything. customers demand that we provide them with a high level of service. that’s exactly what “THINK YOUNG….” means.