My Thoughts

This afternoon, someone asked me if my big boss is a gay. It brought to my mind a true story about a woman who found out that her husband was a gay after they were married. It also brought to my mind another story about a local DJ who is a gay but yet has a girlfriend, apparently because of his family. To me, it's alright to be a gay but it's definitely NOT right for a gay to get a girlfriend or a wife for the sake of his family. It's not fair to the poor woman! Moreover, that is TOTALLY unethical!

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Respect



Respect is not a given; it has to be earned. This should apply to all kinds of relationships, including parent-child relationship, boss-subordinate relationship, etc.

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Food for Thought

Every failure brings with it the seed of an equivalent success.

~ Napoleon Hill (Author of Think and Grow Rich)



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Food for Thought



Success requires no apologies, failure permits no alibis.

~ Napoleon Hill (Author of Think and Grow Rich)

 

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My Thoughts

Recently, my immediate boss told me that my ex-supervisor had sent her an email pertaining a common client. I am SURE she knew that it was my client but yet instead of emailing me directly, she had chosen to go through my immediate boss. It showed her lack of professionalism and her inability to avoid bringing her personal prejudice to bear on our 'working relationship'. (I am using inverted commas here because there was no working relationship between us even though there should be in view of the fact that we had a common client.) Incidentally, she was the one who had sinned against me MANY times, not the other way round. So all the more she shouldn't allow her personal prejudice to interfere with our 'working relationship'. She should leave the social work field for good, instead of being a black sheep and a disgrace to the social work profession. I could have gone to her immediate boss regarding this matter but I didn't. Why would I want to stoop to her level?!

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