Sir George Washington is the 1st President of the United States of America, who also firmly believes about racial discrimination among U.S. Black and White should be abolished. Well, that is still attributable to his memento that as of today, racial discrimination, somehow exists, although it was lessen as compared from his time.
Well, clap to that as Barrack Obama was happily having his time at the seat for the moment. Hail?
Sir George Washington was known for having a lot of failures in his life, that even before he became the first president of the United States of America, he was known as Mr. Failure! (Well that is not for me to talk about, all I know is that GW was one of my inspirations, way back when I am still a student officer during University days), Well, he is also known for his writings.
One of them that I like to reiterate here today is: RULES OF CIVILITY & DECENT BEHAVIOR IN COMPANY AND CONVERSATION.
You can view one copy here:
http://gwpapers.virginia.edu/documents/civility/transcript.html
I for one or two instances is an offender of these rules, but sad to know that by observing offices at our modern times, whether your in a manufacturing, pharmaceutical, or any other industry I'm handling, these rules are often (if not most of the time) violated. Even in the office were I'm working, an audit firm.
Gusto ko lang bigyan ng halaga yung ibang mga rules, that provides office decorum:
(pasintabi sa mga tatamaan)
Rule 1. “Every Action done in Company, ought to be with Some Sign of Respect, to those that are Present.”
--there are times that other that being polite or courteous we deemed to forget to respect people around us, even to the clerk at the reception, or even to the bosses. This is usually committed by the younger ones, who taught that they have already proven a lot in life, just because they graduated from the University, and was able to land a good paying job. Is that it? Well it doesn't earn us the right to do things like that, even saying foul words your friend over the phone.
Rule 58. “Let your Conversation be without Malice or Envy, for it is a Sign of a Tractable and Commendable Nature.”
Limit your comments about coworkers to positive ones only. Office grapevines can be faster than the speed of lightning; anything negative you say will get around and may reflect poorly on you, or possibly label you as the company gossip. What your words, or your actions, will always reflect on you.
Hope we still remember to be civilized, these things are just rules on a paper, they will only have their value if we put them in action, by heart and example to the young ones, who at this moment, aren't on their right track to change the world.
Well, are you civilized or your a crass?
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