To a certain extent, I agreed and am making a few minor adjustments; however, I disagreed with his emphasis on doing what sounds to me like generalizing the areas that should be covered — if we don't give quantifiable, measurable or otherwise
clearly valuable aspects to those areas, how does our client really send a stand - out message?
I think you have a valid point wanting to give quantifiable, measurable or otherwise
clearly valuable aspects of a client's past to send a stand - out message.
Not exact matches
Clearly this is an attempt by Amex to compete with the Chase Sapphire Reserve's 1.5 cents per point redemption benefit, which is by far the most
valuable aspect of that card (and the one I think is most likely to be cut back sooner rather than later).