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Do Unto Your Waiter ...
More than a few prominent CEO's (which by the way, it's refreshing to hear some non-criminal or obscenely compensatory news about), interviewed for this article apparently feel that your attitude towards wait/ers/resses, assistants, and others in similar positions, is a damn good indicator of your character... and I agree.
"CEOs live in a Lake Wobegon world where every dinner or lunch partner is above average in their deference. How others treat the CEO says nothing, they say. But how others treat the waiter is like a magical window into the soul."
CEOs say how you treat a waiter can predict a lot about character
-- USA Today - Fri, Apr 14, 2006
Alas... the moral of the story is...
No one deserves your condescending attitude, at least not in front of that other important person across the table.
Technorati tag(s): character, attitude, business acumen, ceo, golden rule
posted at: 10:12pm on 15-Apr-2006
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