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This document provides tips for handling people effectively, such as not criticizing or complaining, giving sincere appreciation, becoming genuinely interested in members, being a good listener who encourages people to talk about themselves, remembering and associating people's names with other things to help remember them, talking with people about their interests, making people feel important, apologizing when mistakes are made, prioritizing people over rules, and respecting individual differences.
This document provides tips for handling people effectively, such as not criticizing or complaining, giving sincere appreciation, becoming genuinely interested in members, being a good listener who encourages people to talk about themselves, remembering and associating people's names with other things to help remember them, talking with people about their interests, making people feel important, apologizing when mistakes are made, prioritizing people over rules, and respecting individual differences.
This document provides tips for handling people effectively, such as not criticizing or complaining, giving sincere appreciation, becoming genuinely interested in members, being a good listener who encourages people to talk about themselves, remembering and associating people's names with other things to help remember them, talking with people about their interests, making people feel important, apologizing when mistakes are made, prioritizing people over rules, and respecting individual differences.
Ministerial Secretary and Stewardship Ministries Director Northern Luzon Mission “If you want to gather honey, don't kick over the beehive.” 1. Don't criticize, condemn or complain. 2. Give honest and sincere appreciation. 3. Become genuinely interested to your members. 4. Be a good listener. Encourage others to talk about themselves. 5. Remember that a person's name is the sweetest and most important sound in any language. a. Repeat the name twice or thrice. b. Associate the name to a familiar person you know. c. Connect it to a shape, place or anything associated to that name. d. Scribble the name. e. Find time to recall the names. 6. Talk in terms of the other person's interest. 7. Make the other person feel important --- and do it sincerely. 8. Apologize when you commit mistakes in your decisions or actions. 9. Remember that people are more important than any rule. Be considerate. 10. Respect the 'individualities.'