Your Weekend Reading Pile from NAFCU
Compiled by Anthony Demangone, Powered by NAFCU
I just returned from Orlando - the city of fun and service. We had a blast. My takeaway is that consumers will pay a good deal of money for things that they want. But they want those things to be just right. Consumer expectations just keep going up, because there's always someone willing to go the extra mile to meet those new expectations.
Oh, and the Hulk Roller Coaster is amazing (YouTube).
Now, on to this week's reading pile.
- The ADA website litigation issue isn't going away anytime soon. I'm proud of the work my colleagues have done on this issue. (NAFCU ADA Website Litigation Page)
- Great advice. Make yourself useful. (TRB)
- Not every retail sector is suffering. Here are the winners and losers. (WaPost)
- Mind-blowing. The market for second-hand clothing is breaking down. (Bloomberg)
- 10 Banking Chanel Metrics that have dramatically changed in 10 years. (Gonzo)
- Freedom, fairness and equality. (Godin)
- A new Freakonomics CEO podcast. (FastCo)
- The housing market is struggling to keep up with millennial demand. (BI)
- 20 cities make the cut for Amazon's new headquarters. (BI)
- Craft beer is the happiest economic story in America. (The Atlantic)
- Leadership versus management. (Berger Leadership Blog)
Enjoy the weekend, everyone. Also, if you want yours truly to speak to your credit union via a WebEx in 2018, shoot me a line. The technology is fast, simple - and saves money!
