Ritz Carlton Founder Horst Schulze - A Master Class In Customer Service | PBD #735
Horst Schulze, the founder of Ritz-Carlton, built a hospitality empire rooted in purpose, respect, and relentless standards, insisting that employees are not mere function-fillers but human beings with dignity. After his departure, Ritz-Carlton’s service standards declined sharply, while
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