Thread: Gracious Professionalism(TM)???
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Unread 07-12-2010, 20:39
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Re: Gracious Professionalism(TM)???
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Originally Posted by Mr. Van View Post
In any case, I think we can all agree that the idea of Gracious Professionalism needs to spread. (I wish that Gracious Professionalism was the watchword of the day and a guiding principle in the boardrooms of corporations and the offices of politicians.) However we manage to do that - trademark or not - is a good thing.
Mr. Van's posts have been making me think today. Thinking is always a good thing. This one me helped remember a post from another wise mentor, Rich Olivera. I've been thinking about incentives and what they could be in a business, political, educational, or sports environment.

I've wandered away from the trademark discussion and into incentives for practicing Gracious Professionalism. Sorry about that.

Jane
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