Plaques don't change anything.
Most mission statements are written for shareholders, not customers. They hang in lobbies. They use words like "synergy" and "paradigm shift." Then everyone goes back to work and nothing changes.
A mission statement is a noun. It sits there. A mission is a verb. It moves. It shapes decisions — who gets hired, what gets built, and whose problem you're actually solving. We chose the verb.
The customer is not an interruption to our work — the customer is the reason for our work. Every tool we build, every word we write, every decision we make begins with one question: does this give someone back an hour they would have spent coordinating?
The only test that matters