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The characteristics of Aristides are not prophetic, I would concede, but of a simple man who believed he would do unto others as he would have them do unto him. Serve as you like to be served.
What one gives out is often and always a reflection of the Self. So when we are faced with a rude bank teller, an uncouth waiter, a lackadaisical public official or a shoddy physician, that service is a reflection of how that person views his/her job.
Nothing is more soul destroying, then, when a young graduate reports for duty all enthusiastic and ready to make a difference, and is greeted by a sloppy boss. Equally, nothing is more frustrating than a leader “endowed” with a team which lacks a sense of urgency. These scenes, I am certain, play out across sectors and industries, public and private alike.
Our jobs are not only significant when we sit in a leather chair. The one who ensures the water pumps work in a timely manner so that people get uninterrupted water supply, the nurse who oversees a critical-care patient through his rehabilitation when even the patient’s family is not able to, a teacher who goes to rural areas leaving behind comfort for the sake of educating, a waiter who cleans after uncouth patrons following a meal, or a garbage or sewerage cleaner and a soldier in the line of fire – all, yes all, are people of consequence. Their jobs are all significant. They are the components of competitive Malaysia, in part and in full.
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