So, what is it? “Merry Christmas” or “Happy Holidays”? A recent national survey on this question produced startling (to some) results. Research shows one of these commonly used phrases has the potential to offend more than four-in-ten, while the other might upset only one-in-ten. Knowing the right answer is most important to those operating a business. Do you know the right answer? Or do you only think you know the right answer? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “‘tis the Season” for the details.
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