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Recent Customer Paradigm Salaries (May 23, 2012)

Postsecondary, Business Teachers	Florida International University	$140,000	Miami, FL, 33101	05/18/2010
Software Developer	Tethys Technology	$100,000	New York, NY, 10001	04/14/2010

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Industry: eBusiness
City: Boulder, CO
Customer Paradigm was founded to help businesses become more profitable by developing customer-centric business practices.Customers have taken control. In the past, businesses could dictate the terms and conditions of doing business to their customers. Lacking another way to buy goods and services, consumers put up with businesses that treated each purchase as a faceless transaction.
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