Print Having the opportunity to blog for The Chronicle of the Horse is rewarding for a number of reasons but one of them is the way that it encourages me to reflect on the highs and lows of running my own hunterjumper training.
Attitude with honesty. Attitudes towards integrity have been found not only to predict honesty at work but also to predict compliance with organisational rules systems and procedures adherence to safety protocols risk avoidance etc. Successful businesses work to gain the trust of customers and maintain the attitude that the customer is always right. Honesty and Integrity Whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters Albert Einstein.
When working for an employer they want to know that they can trust what you say and what you do. This quote from Einstein is very true. Attitude And Honesty Can Open A Lot Of Doors Views.
That way you wont waste a lot of time going on dates with unavailable men men who have skeletons in their closet arent over their ex or are actually interested in a different kind of relationship than you are. Of general intelligence g. How to incorporate honesty and integrity into your business 1.
Honesty not best policy survey of public attitudes suggests This article is more than 11 years old British criminal lawyers quiz 15000 people for their views on morally dubious scenarios. If you want to establish a solid reputation you must deliver on your promises. Play the ball as it.
It is always best to tell the truth than to be caught in a lie. Without excuses and without a change of conditions let your yes be a yes and where your convictions demand it. One of the most important among these is the value of honestyThe Webster s New World College Dictionary 3rd edition 1988 defines honesty as the state or quality of being honest refraining from lying cheating or stealing.
Skills and experience are easy to demonstrate on a CV however follow these top tips to prove to potential employers that you. Good relationships are built on trust. Research shows us that amongst customer facing staff the majority of people who fail at their role is not down to lack of skills or experience but rather down to their attitude towards customersmanagement.