When we left active duty for the business world, it was surprising to see how few managers knew about, and understood the merits of, service-based leadership.
Legion of Merit for services a Chief, Military Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Engineers.
A furniture remover in Auckland, Fatialofa was made Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit, for services to rugby, in the 1996 Queen's Birthday Honours.
Pink Floyd's change of tune reflects a wider debate within the industry about the merits of streaming services like Spotify, and whether they can help reverse the decade-long decline in recorded music sales.
Conversely, patients (customers) can evaluate the merits of the service provided from the patients' standpoint on technology-based service encounters to decide whether to continue using their service.
The TRAI's ruling is the culmination of a long, high-profile battle between Facebook and Indian net neutrality advocates over the merits of the service.
So when Messrs. McCain and Obama extol the merits of public service and exhort us to become participants, they and we ought to be sure that $18 million doesn't stand between our best instincts and the opportunity to serve.
Medical schools recognize the merits of community service for students and have incorporated it into their curriculum.
And Baden-Wuerttemberg, his home state, was bestowing upon him the rare Staufer Medal in Gold, its highest order of merit for service to the state.
On the other hand, whatever the merits, this growth of services may mark a turning point in the industry, said Prof. Paul Gompers of Harvard Business School.
Experiments to determine if there are lower cost ways of delivering quality and outcomes for disadvantaged children, including the merits of adding targeted services for these children on the base of universal services.
