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Sara looked at the audience of 2,000 operations leaders. “COPC gave us the framework,” she said. “But the standard is not a certificate on the wall. The standard is whether, on the worst day of a customer’s life, your company answers like a human, fixes like an engineer, and cares like a friend.”

The first COPC principle was brutal: Define, Measure, and Control. They started with a single metric: . It was at 42%. Sara set a target of 85%. Sara looked at the audience of 2,000 operations leaders

On the last slide, she put a photo of the old wallboard—blazing red—next to the new one—soft green. Below it, a quote from Fatima, the widow whose 47-minute call had started it all. She had sent a letter after her account was finally closed: The standard is whether, on the worst day

Twenty-two minutes later, the man laughed. “You actually fixed it. Who are you?” Sara set a target of 85%

A young agent named Hala answered. A man was furious—his internet was down for the third time this month. Old Sara would have seen a detractor. New Sara saw an opportunity.