Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Hrv c53

👉 The word 'HRV C53', or "Human Resource Versus Customer Value," is a term used to describe the concept that HR (human resources) should be seen as a higher value proposition for businesses than customer service, because in the end, both serve the same purpose: creating a better customer experience.

Here's an example sentence using this term: "I'm always amazed at how much HR can actually increase my customer satisfaction scores. I mean, they're not just looking after me, but also helping me improve our services and products to make them even better. It's like a true human resource has been hired for the job."