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    Customer and Respect

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    1. How would you operationally define the construct of respect? Take the perspective of each of the three client sectors: insurance‚ air travel‚ and retail. I would define respect as finding the way to treat the customer in appropriate way to keep them satisfied. More satisfied client‚ better profitably for the companies. Respect is a fundamental value underlying human relationships.  Respect for customers is an essential ingredient of long-term performance. It means paying attention to the clients

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    Running Head: Accountability‚ Respresponsibility‚ and Respect 3 Essay on Accountability‚ Responsibility‚ and Respect Among military members and civilians alike‚ there are personal qualities that determine how you act professionally and also how you act in your personal life. These qualities also determine how other people view you and judge your abilities in both aspects previously stated. In the military‚ certain qualities are especially prudent because of the nature of the

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    Respect for the Body

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    Respect for the Body Synthesis Essay “The Spirit is too Blunt an Instrument” by Anne Stevenson and “Any Soul to Any Body” by Cosmo Monkhouse describe the complicated relationship the body and soul share. These poets are highly opinionated about which complements the other; however in “Any Soul to Any Body” the poet shows more respect on a personal level for his body he’s departing. The body is the physical make up of all human beings‚ animals‚ and insects and so on. In “Spirit is too Blunt”

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    Religion in the Odyssey

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    Religion of the Odyssey Without religion in Homer’s The Odyssey‚ The Odyssey would not be what it is. The entire tale is based around history and religion. In Greek mythology the gods are backstabbing and have relations with humans‚ Homer’s society is affected not only but these relationships but also by the unpredictable nature of the gods. The interrelation of the gods is one of a backstabbing nature. The gods go behind each others back to do what they feel is best. Speaking of Odysseus Zeus

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    Atticus Respect

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    Throughout the novel atticus demonstrates through his words and actions that it is important to treat everyone equally and with respect. Whether it is making someone feel comfortable or respecting other people’s boundaries he teaches his children to follow his example. Atticus shows he treats everyone with respect when Walter cunningham comes to his house. After school Jem invited Walter to eat with them after Scout had beaten him up. At first he was unsure but he quickly warmed up. He became more

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    Respect for Acting

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    Respect for Acting: Part One After reading the first part of Respect for Acting by Uta Hagan I have a newfound respect for actors and all that they go through to obtain the true character in which they are playing. As someone who has never neither acted nor read anything about performing‚ this has opened my eyes to all of the work that these actors go through on a daily basis for the sheer enjoyment of their audience. While reading over the chapters in this book there are a few key concepts that

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    honesty and integrity‚ and it’s a vital element in professionalism. Genuine professionals show respect for the people around them‚ no matter what their role or situation. They exhibit a high degree of emotional intelligence by considering the emotions and needs of others‚ and they don’t let a bad day impact how they interact with colleagues or clients. I feel that I have these qualities because others respect and value. I am genuinely a credit to this organization. Because I know

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    Respect and Patriotism

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    Patriotism is kind of strong passion which inspires one to serve one·s country. As one part from the society in Malaysia‚ we should always show loyalty and gratitude to our country. However‚ in Malaysia‚does the people really love or respect the country? Based on the facts in Malaysia‚newspapers and television news broadcasts have been full of calls by government ministers and officials for greater patriotism in the country. Malaysians‚ it seems‚ do not love Malaysia enough.Regarding this important

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    Technology In The Odyssey

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    God Soldiers. Police men. Fire Fighters. When most people think of courage they picture a superhero‚ or a war veteran. The type of person or superhuman who goes to the extreme to fight for what they believe is right. But courage can be brought down to a much simpler level than that. It’s not that those who fight for their country‚ or catch criminals aren’t heroes‚ they are. But so is someone who runs for mayor because they have a brilliant idea to solve poverty in the community. But the thought

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    Xenia in the Odyssey

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    The Importance of Xenia in The Odyssey and it’s Consequences One of the most important themes in The Odyssey is the concept of xenia‚ which is the old Greek word for hospitality. In modern times‚ hospitality is something we rarely think of‚ and the first thing that comes to mind is the hotel industry‚ but in ancient Greece‚ xenia was not about hotels‚ or just about etiquette‚ it was a way of life with many benefits in a world that was still mostly savage. Xenia was more than just being polite to

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