�More rules for 2016�

Friday, January 22, 2016

Last week I shared some of the “new rules for 2016” that members of our Facebook group had proposed. These were meant to be the rules that any company wanting to operate in 2016 should abide by if they want to succeed.

The list began with the rule that all coffee shops must offer free, reasonably fast, uncapped WiFi. Really, in 2016 that should be the norm, frankly it’s outdated for any such pace not to offer it.

It’s also outdated and bad business sense to force a customer to have a different password every day or to limit how much they can download. It’s 2016, it’s fundamental.

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�More rules for 2016�

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