You can! Nothing is impossible!
Chapter 58: Serve better
If you don’t know how to control your work,
it will turn to command you. – Benjamin Franklin
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It’s never too early for a nice gesture,
as it can be too late at any time. – Ralph Waldo Emerson
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If you serve better then you will go further in your field.
It’s not a day or two
that you can see the benefits of what you do,
but in the long run,
you will certainly benefit.
No matter what job you do
– whether it’s a waiter or a banker
– your efforts are never wasted.
The law of compensation is a natural and reliable law,
just like the law of universal gravitation. – Don M. Green
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It is an indisputable fact that the more you help people,
the more powerful and influential you become.
Try it out today and draw your own conclusions.
Do it at home, at work,
where you have power,
and even in the most humble of places.
Be a true servant.
And enjoy the service.
Customers are the decisive factor for the existence
and development of any business.
Therefore, “courtesy”
and “spirit of service” are slogans
and recruitment criteria of many organizations.
Andrew Carnegie takes the spirit of gentleness very seriously;
He considers this to be one of the important factors contributing
to the success of each individual in particular
and the organization in general.
Carnegie said he would not hire
or retain anyone who did not have a gentle spirit,
no matter how good or qualified.
In a sense, the greatest people are the best service .
They are always aware
that there is no job as noble as service,
nothing can bring greater happiness
and strength than serving others.
The more they serve,
the more opportunities they have to learn and grow.
The service spirit is valued
because it is the factor
that helps people work with the right attitude.
If you have a peaceful personality,
you will always work in a spirit of harmony.
This character is a valuable asset
that can make up for the shortfalls in both quantity
and quality that a person can perform.
A few years ago,
Wallace was just a train ticket salesman in Oil City, Pennsylvania.
However, Wallace always does his job
with the highest sense of responsibility.
He is ready to deliver tickets
to customers no matter how far away.
His service attitude has left a good impression
in the hearts of customers;
This is also recognized and appreciated
by the company’s board of directors.
Wallace is now head of customer service
for the Erie train system.
It is his service attitude
that has contributed to his career.
Life is for service. ― Fred Rogers
