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  1. ProducerSelim Yeniçeri

    Selim Yeniçeri

    06/07/2016
    Make People Feel Appreciated
    Make People Feel AppreciatedI read this post by Ira Friedman (http://bit.ly/29suoQz, it's an awesome post, a must read by the way), and it reminded me some things I'd like to share. I've been an artist my entire life, but there were a lot of other things I did as a job, or...
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    Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD
    24/07/2016 #4 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD
    #2 Yes, @Julie Hickman, and the office managers and charge nurses who supervise a group of people have a large responsibility in making the janitor feel like the king. All people truly are created equal, and we need to exhibit that in ourselves every single day. It is for us to give as a gift, not with any expectations or gratitude in return. Such a life lesson, indeed.
    Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD
    24/07/2016 #3 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD
    #1 I'm also a big tipper, at restaurants, valet, pizza delivery, and the hairdresser. Many of these occupations have low salaries, and the tips are actually what the people live on, as you know, @Randy Keho View more
    #1 I'm also a big tipper, at restaurants, valet, pizza delivery, and the hairdresser. Many of these occupations have low salaries, and the tips are actually what the people live on, as you know, @Randy Keho. I'm glad to know we share one more thing in common. Gratitude and appreciation. 🎀 Close
    Julie Hickman
    06/07/2016 #2 Julie Hickman
    Appreciation is a wonderful thing @Selim Yeniçeri!
    Randy Keho
    06/07/2016 #1 Randy Keho
    The Golden Rule @Selim Yeniçeri I always get a nervous chuckle from bartenders and waitresses when I make sure they hear me tell the person next to me that I like the place because you don't have to leave a tip. Actually, I'm a big tipper. They're pleasantly surprised. I have the utmost respect for them, because my mother worked as a waitress from the day I started elementary school until I graduated from college.