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We’ve all been there, those waning moments before a presentation or a meeting where you have to cram, create, or calculate some last minute bits of information. The following is my recollection of one such situation that provided me with an “aha” or “light-bulb” moment that gave me complete satisfaction from my job. A job in which I help contact centers better serve their customers and be completely relevant to their business. 

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