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It seems that some things never change. As adults, we hear through the media, about the lack of ethics and the consequences of ethical lapses. They capture attention in almost every venue – from broa
3) The people you are dealing with are...people. And that's the only qualification they need to earn your respect and courtesy.
If you are in a job that truly makes you unhappy, you NEED to find
I have breakfast once a week with a group of individuals with various backgrounds and professions. Since all of them work in or have customer relations, we sometimes get on the subject of the “worst
Ultimately, they are service jobs.
Now, if you have a pulse (and have had one consistently for at least a couple of decades) I probably don't have to work very hard to convince you that there are many people in service positions that haven't got the foggiest idea what good service is (or at least don't seem to think it's terribly important).
And I think that is very sad indeed.
I understand that some people (especially the young) may be in jobs that they dislike. But that's no excuse to shortchange the customer on good, polite service.
It should be realized and remembered that:
1) Your actions or inactions in this position reflect directly on your employer. They gave you a job. They are paying you. And for this reason, for as long as you are working for them, they deserve to be represented well.
2) Your actions reflect directly on you, and determine who you are and how you develop. Don't shortchange yourself. Be the best you can be. Respect yourself.
3) The people you are dealing with are...people. And that's the only qualification they need to earn your respect and courtesy.
If you are in a job that truly makes you unhappy, you NEED to find
The average U.S. company loses approximately fifty percent of its customers within five years of its inception. Because of the Internet businesses today have to play by new rules. Customers are more
And I think that is very sad indeed.
I understand that some people (especially the young) may be in jobs that they dislike. But that's no excuse to shortchange the customer on good, polite service.
It should be realized and remembered that:
1) Your actions or inactions in this position reflect directly on your employer. They gave you a job. They are paying you. And for this reason, for as long as you are working for them, they deserve to be represented well.
2) Your actions reflect directly on you, and determine who you are and how you develop. Don't shortchange yourself. Be the best you can be. Respect yourself.
3) The people you are dealing with are...people. And that's the only qualification they need to earn your respect and courtesy.
If you are in a job that truly makes you unhappy, you NEED to find
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And I think that is very sad indeed.
I understand that some people (especially the young) may be in jobs that they dislike. But that's no excuse to shortchange the customer on good, polite service.
It should be realized and remembered that:
1) Your actions or inactions in this position reflect directly on your employer. They gave you a job. They are paying you. And for this reason, for as long as you are working for them, they deserve to be represented well.
2) Your actions reflect directly on you, and determine who you are and how you develop. Don't shortchange yourself. Be the best you can be. Respect yourself.
3) The people you are dealing with are...people. And that's the only qualification they need to earn your respect and courtesy.
If you are in a job that truly makes you unhappy, you NEED to find
1. Greet the customer enthusiastically. Put a smile on your face and energy in your voice. Intentionally sound fun, interesting, friendly, and conversational. When you do these simple things
2) Your actions reflect directly on you, and determine who you are and how you develop. Don't shortchange yourself. Be the best you can be. Respect yourself.
3) The people you are dealing with are...people. And that's the only qualification they need to earn your respect and courtesy.
If you are in a job that truly makes you unhappy, you NEED to find
When it comes to advertising, I spend a lot of time telling people what works. Today, we’ll focus on something that doesn’t work. And believe me, this is a biggie.Wa
3) The people you are dealing with are...people. And that's the only qualification they need to earn your respect and courtesy.
If you are in a job that truly makes you unhappy, you NEED to find a way to get out of it as soon as you can. But as long as you are there, and when you leave, serve others and yourself well.
Good luck in everything you do.
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