My dad was personnel director at The Diamond Chain Company, and
that's what he did. He could have parked in the executive lot and
taken the elevator up to his office, but he chose instead to park in
the factory lot and walk the length of the plant each day so
employees could approach him and ask him questions, which they did.
I'm mighty proud of him for that.
--mf
On Jan 24, 2007, at 6:32 PM, Zoltan Finks wrote:
I've often thought that if I ran a company, I'd reverse the parking
policy.
The higher-ups would be required to park the farthest away, and the
lower-downs would get the preferred parking spots. What a simple
way to
garner respect and appreciation from your employees.
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L. Mark Finch
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Indianapolis IN 46278-1126
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