Relating to your coworkers

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Be a whistle-blower.: Calling attention to unsafe, unscrupulous, illegal or unfair situations at work is a brave and good thing to do. The fear of losing your job is no reason to let flagrant misuse of power continue.
Be an unsung hero.: Working honorably and without needing recognition, focusing on the deed, not the rewards, eliminates reward oriented and competitive motivations, lending a less anxious and more dignified quality to work and life.


Be more of a gentleperson.: The dictates of proper social conduct are that we be courteous, gracious and honorable, including opening doors, pulling out chairs and walking on the traffic side of the sidewalk for others. This shows our respect and our disintersest in conflict.
Have Compassion for Criminals rejected: Criminals are human beings and are capable of change.
Make baked goods for others.: When baking for others, we focus our thoughts and energy on them and they are able to taste our affection.
Return phone and email messages.: It is frustrating to leave a message on an answering service or to email someone without them getting back to you. It is important to return contact as soon as is convinient, so a person knows that the message was received.
Smile: Smiling makes you feel good, uses fewer muscles than frowning, and is sure to brighten someones day.

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Take collections for friends in need.: From time to time one friend or another may become broke. Taking a collection - among friends - of food and/or small amounts of cash can really help a friend in need and it isn't too taxing on any one person.
Telecommute.: Working from home saves fuel, reduces pollution and traffic as well as being easier on you and your family.
Tell jokes.: Telling jokes gives a burst of fun and laughter to social settings of any size. Humor takes the pain of life away, making it brighter and more enjoyable.
Try not to SPAM search engines, web sites or individuals.: SPAM is electronic junk mail or any unsolicited and irrelevant email communication. This creates an unbelievable amount of unnecessary web traffic that slows real communication and wastes our time as we must continually work to rid ourselves of it.

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