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[dartagnanohara]

I was a security guard on a construction site. A gentleman pulled in and tried to go through the side entrance and I stopped him and told him he had to have a hard hat. He said he didnt and I explained he was on a active site and would have to go to the other gate and into the office and get a hard hat. Next thing I knew he pulled up twenty minutes later and asked me my name. All I thought to myself was oh dang here goes my job. After I told him he then explained who he was. He is the owner of a billion-dollar project being built right where I was standing. 🤣🤣 I was like okay I'm fired 🤣🤣 He thanked me for following the rules and said he wanted me at the front gate. He made me the new supervisor and every morning he would bring me coffee and specialty donuts down to the gate. One of the nicest men I ever worked for. 🤗🤗

[jacksp]

This has happened to me once. I was a receptionist and we had a code to get into the doors. An older gentleman shows up and tries to get in and I tell him I’m sorry sir I cannot just left you in. He was really nice about it and didn’t argue. Another employee noticed him and said oh I’m so sorry go ahead sir. He was the president of the company, he looked at me and said I’m glad you don’t let just anybody in this place

[MLuzu-gardens]

Being humble and respectful is always well received.

[athenstar]

I used to work in a company where security had to inspect our bags before entering and after exiting the building. Once I came to work with other employees and the CEO. The security inspected everyone's bag except the CEO. The CEO called out the security guard and said that "If you're going to do that to every employee, you should also inspect my bag, I work here too.".

[banonasar]

She had a humble smile which was beautiful ❤❤

[yoyowossup]

First day in college i asked the principal: Uncle where is the principal's office?

[suju]

I'll be proud of the receptionist tbh. He's doing his job seriously

[ytucciozzi]

My manager was about the leave the building with the CEO. They were stopped by the security staff, as the CEO had a large item with him, and the security guard asked him to show the papers that hes has the right to take the item with him. When the CEO left, my manager asked the guard whether he knew who he was?
-Of course I know! - he replied. But he would fire me if I'm not doing my job properly.

[joshpierce]

Shes just glad to see an employee doing his job correctly

[tinamurray]

When she said "Lara"...
Then "Croft"..
The intro of the music with that smile...
My heart skipped a beat 💖

[fineganw]

Charm, humility, beauty and confidence packaged with elegance.

[rumertey]

When I went to my second job interview, I felt I did poorly, even though it was for a software engineer trainee position. As I was leaving, I held the door for a man whom I assumed was a network technician (he was wearing a gray t-shirt, blue jeans, and Caterpillar boots, while everyone else was in formal attire), and we went to the elevator together. He asked me how my interview went and a couple of questions about what I learned in school. I thought it was just small talk and told him I thought I did badly because there was a lot I hadn’t seen in college but I now know what to learn to be prepared for the next opportunity.

I left the building feeling so unmotivated that I didn’t show up to another interview I had that day, and instead went straight home to get some sleep. The next day, I got a call from HR telling me I’d passed the first round and they wanted a second interview with me. Everything we talked about was related to the current position because I was going to be hired.

Then, in my first week, I learned two things: I was the only one hired, and the guy I talked to in the elevator was actually the owner of the company

[seejabosco]

Her smile, his expression and feeling after hearing her family name . He did his job .

[dguitar]

this actress is simply amazing. The beauty. That smile. Her accent.

And this background music...all this together makes the scene fantastic.

[paladinC]

I work for a major US bank, I have personally met 2 of the executive VPs, one is now the president of the bank. They are all very nice people, multi millionaires, each one insists you call them by their first name, even the CEO. Probably the best place I have ever worked. Just because you are at the top, dont mean you look down on those who work for you.

[jesusqueriapa]

I did this to my CEO when I use to work a front desk job ..
he came in to see my dr and I didn’t know who he was so I couldn’t check him in because he didn’t meet all the requirements. My director comes out and says I’m sorry sir blah blah blah the CEO says to both of us I’m glad to have people like him employed here he followed policy to fullest and as a matter a fact here’s my wife walking in to complete the check in ….😂😂
Anyways I’m a supervisor now for the same hospital and I oversee 30 employees 👌🏽

[NEWDORA]

When I was a rookie, I yelled at the CTO to step back behind the yellow line because he wasn't wearing safety googles (I work at a chemical company). He literally apologized xD

[nyllacarlucci]

Always be polite with everyone and never underestimate nobody.. this is the message.

[ai_cha_s]

It's funny how everyone is commenting on how well he is doing his job and how every boss would love a receptionist like that, but what no one has noticed is how rude he actually was. First he looked down on her because of the way she dressed and immediately tagged her as a courier before looking annoyed when telling her to go around the back. The proper behavior to have here would have been to stop her and ask if there was something he could help her with and to tell her she has to register her name before being allowed inside with the proper attitude which should be respectful regardless of the way they dress or the job they do. Courier deserve respect too. First impression is important and that guy was rude. It's good that he doesn't allow just anyone in but the attitude is wrong.

[pauls]

I was in a similar situation a few months back - not the same, but similar. Board member (I knew she was on the board) was a few months from her tenure ending, and her password was going to expire a month out from her tenure ending. She asked if I could extend her password for that extra month - I said "I CAN...but I need to get clearance from Security before I do so". She was quite happy with my response, as I showed her I took my role, and the company's policies, seriously.