WAITING IN A PHONEBOX HOW TO
Leah is a contributing author to the recently released book, Staying Power: Why Your Employees Leave and How to Keep Them Longer, available on Amazon. Original Article published in KYSHRM Magazine About the Author: Leah Brown is a Talent Retention Strategist for Crescendo Strategies, a Louisville-based firm committed to reducing unnecessary employee turnover for clients across multiple industries. Don’t make the same mistake as our angry dentist! The next time a workplace conflict comes up related to technology, take a moment to evaluate if maybe there’s more to the story than meets the eye.
This reminder is helpful not only in how we view our customers, but also our co-workers and colleagues of a different generation. Thanks to her speaking up, we all learned a valuable lesson about making assumptions, rushing to judgment, and about how technology today allows us to do many of the same things we did in the past, just though a different medium. She reminded the entire group that the cell phone today has taken the place of many things we used to occupy our waiting time with-such as magazines and books. What if, in fact, she’d been reading a book or magazine article on her PHONE when he’d walked in the first time? Would that have made him feel or react differently? This time the room fell silent. The throbbing didnt bother him for the rest of the night. He didnt say a word, and instead, just held her, waiting for the rain to stop.
The rain was pouring, virtually blinding everyone who was unfortunate enough to be out facing the weather.
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We can deliver one to you for free virtually anywhere in the world. Challenge : 178 Scene: Your Couple get trapped together in a phonebox during a thunderstorm. She asked if the dentist would have done the same thing if the patient had been reading a magazine or book when he walked in. If you require any assistance please call us at toll free 1-85 if you require assistance.
She was sitting with several other dental students who all seemed perplexed at what they’d just heard. phone-in ( phone-ins plural ) A phone-in is a programme on radio or television in which people telephone. Then a third-year dental student raised her hand to speak. 'He told me he was adopted, that he had two wonderful adoptive parents and that his life was a good one. Suddenly the room was abuzz with comments about how that was “ingenious and brilliant” on his part. The phonebox was long gone but it was an emotional journey for him.
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