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On Wed, Jul 11, 2018 at 9:27 AM, Jorge Saguinsin <holygardens.groupnew@gmail.com> wrote:
ABE from this officeThis office understands that (as many other would be staff) objects dislikes AM talk. However this is not an unusual thing1. In Japan and many excellent service oriented companies, the AM talk is observed: may prayers, singing discussion, job assignments and concerns.2. Unisun Holy Gardens Group observed this and were successful for the last 35 years.3. In the military, PNP is notorious for scalawags for lack of AM talk; Marines, Air Force have been able to minimize this with rigorous daily pep talk to their men. PNP is beginning to practice Saturdays . In municipal LGU many are having flag raising ceremony. In Angono, GVC conducts long town hall meeting with his staff4. The trainees applicants agreed to these events in their application. And it was verified and confirmed that they agreed to this.5. Jesus visits Martha and Mary Martha complained that she was doing all the work, and probably here we think that it is better to plow ahead of work and disregard other matters: learning, passion, emotion, self development.6 In a missionary business like Holy Gardens (new products, fear of death by prospects) we need a strong sense of mission, and strong developed culture which can be developed only by constant education and explanation and we do it via AM talk.7 In the province, an SBU was known to disregard am talk and their sbu are in great difficulty and challenges are immense.HR must monitor AM talk and disseminate AM talk summaries from 3f to the SBUSIt is unfortunate that trainees do not understand this, do not want to listen, or are committing breach of contract and acts of insubordinationUnawain ito. RRURAC--PAGSASANAY SA TAGUMPAY (Training for Success)SETTING THE STANDARDS IN INTERMENT SERVICEInnovation creates more wealth and more customersJorge U. SaguinsinBe a BIDDA nowRRURAC (Read, Reflect, Understand, Realize Act, Check)Please visit the following sites:Notice: This email address is a private property of Holy Gardens Group and its contents are private and confidential. Its contents and attachment may not be copied nor forwarded to parties other than the ones intended to, nor can the contents be used other than the original intent You are advised to delete the message you received if in case it may have been wrongly sent to your good office
PAGSASANAY SA TAGUMPAY (Training for Success)
SETTING THE STANDARDS IN INTERMENT SERVICE
Innovation creates more wealth and more customers
Jorge U. Saguinsin
Be a BIDDA now
RRURAC (Read, Reflect, Understand, Realize Act, Check)
Please visit the following sites:
Notice: This email address is a private property of Holy Gardens Group and its contents are private and confidential. Its contents and attachment may not be copied nor forwarded to parties other than the ones intended to, nor can the contents be used other than the original intent You are advised to delete the message you received if in case it may have been wrongly sent to your good office
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