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“Expect the Best: How the Pygmalion Effect Elevates People and Performance in Business” The Pygmalion Effect is the phenomenon where higher expectations lead to improved performance. In business, it plays a key role in team management, employee motivation, and even customer interactions. When managers genuinely expect their teams to succeed, they unconsciously treat them in ways that boost confidence and results—like offering more feedback, responsibility, or encouragement. The same applies to branding: when a brand makes customers feel elite or capable (“You’re a pro,” “Smart choice”), it can influence their self-image and satisfaction. By setting positive expectations and showing belief in people’s potential, businesses inspire loyalty, productivity, and stronger outcomes.

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