1 - Be punctual 2 - Compliment achievements of others 3 - Be sincere and authentic 4 - Do it say you will do 5 - loss sarcasm 6 - Be polite Thank you sir for this wonderful information....thank you so much❤️❤️😍😍
Thank you. Recently I was suffering from realizing that how disrespectful I was but I didn't know what to do to change my manners. I couldn't learn this sort of things in school. This video helped me to set my directions to change. Thank you once again for showing me the way to respect others. :-)
I appreciate the guidance on the types of responses expresses gratitude and appreciation for the positive feedback. It acknowledges the specific aspects the customer enjoyed, reinforcing the company’s commitment to customer satisfaction and continuous improvement. Responding in this manner encourages a positive relationship with the customer and can motivate them to continue engaging with the brand.
thank you so much for this video! I don't get why this video is so underrated when you're talking about dignity and how to respect people when It's not even taught in school. people just assume that it's common sense and don't bother to teach it to young kids when it's so important. I wish everyone in the world could respect each other, even though it's hard to do for some people but it's a skill everyone should learn.
i wish people everywhere could listen to good advises once in a while, it would be a more pleasant experience to interact with other people, sadly we don;t learn this kind of things and then we are amazed for the level of violence , abuse and just simple absence of respect we see between people...
whatever,i´m mexican, English is not my native language,try to speak my language without mistakes,i´m pretty aware i will never be a novelist who writes in english or anything like that.
thankyou,is just, i got corrected by someone else,but i still don´t get it...even if they point it out,like that, advise:noun,advise:verb...maybe they are trying to be playful with words...but can´t guess....your video was great,thankyou again for your time making it.:)
Great, I've learned a lot. Well, treating everyone right cost nothing, and i don't understand why others can't even do that haha just imagine how different the world could be if we all spoke to everyone with respect and kindness.
Yes, indeed, Samantha. We can influence others by our behavior. By treating others with respect and kindness, maybe they'll do the same. There's always hope! :) Thanks for your comment.
Six ways to show Respect to other people 1. Be punctual 2. Compliment achievement of others 3. Be sincere and Authentic 4. Do it say you will do 5. loss sarcasm 6. Be polite Thank you 💞
No doubt that's true. It's up to us to hold ourselves to a higher standard and not allow ourselves to be dragged down into the mud, mire, and muck of bad human behavior. Admittedly, that can be easier said than done!
Thanks Don. I have really suffered a lot because others are not so meaning for what they say. Someone can tell me something and I believed it come to be a problem to me. Sometime people tell you to follow them but they are not worthy in what they say. What about feeling like others is that a way of respect or not?
There are two issues here. The first is the process you use to choose who to believe and who to follow. Pay more attention to their actions than their words. Also, pay attention to the people they associate with. Are their friends and colleagues decent, honest, and respectful? The second issue is how you choose to act. Always hold yourself to a high standard. Don't allow yourself to be dragged down to the level of the people who are dishonest and/or disrespectful. Look for people who are kind, thoughtful, and respectful. Good luck!
Machiavelli famously said that "it is better to be feared than loved." Personally, I'd prefer not to be associated with Machiavelli! I'll take love and respect over fear. 😀
Not if you want to build a relationship with another person. Sarcasm can be condescending, demeaning, and belittling. The fact that many people use sarcasm, especially in IT, doesn't change how it can affect people. I tended to be pretty sarcastic in the past until I saw how it affected others. It still comes out every occasionally and the results are never positive.
Why does every single video on this subject teach costome service agents on hiw be be respectful? I could not find one video teachimg people to teach customer service people with respect. I work customer service and get treated like a dog by people. We always get taught on respect but nobody addresses the cusomers behavior....
Good question. It's a two part answer. Part one is about how you do your job and part two is about how you are as a human being. As a customer service agent, you're hired with the expectation that you'll treat customers with respect. While I agree with you that customers should treat CSAs with respect, that's a reflection of how they are as a human. What I suspect a lot of people don't realize is that, if they treat customer service providers with respect and kindness, they're more likely to get a better outcome. That's certainly been my experience! Thanks for your comment, Herman.
Yes many bosses / coworkers / clients are full.of sacristic talks and fully of toxicity inside them.. Which makes people go away from them... Don't be sacristic to people based on there past life It show the person cheap characters if some one always sacristic to other person bullying him or her based on past. Sign of dirty humans . Not good work places with such sacristic bosses people around ...
I certainly don't feel respect for people like that. My comments are meant to suggest that we act in a respectful and dignified manner, holding ourselves to high standards of behavior, not allowing ourselves to dragged down to the level of people like you describe. My apologies that I didn't do a better job of explaining my thinking. (My thinking on this is influenced to a great extent by Viktor Frankl's book "Man's Search for Meaning".) Thanks for your comment.
1 - Be punctual
2 - Compliment achievements of others
3 - Be sincere and authentic
4 - Do it say you will do
5 - loss sarcasm
6 - Be polite
Thank you sir for this wonderful information....thank you so much❤️❤️😍😍
Thank you. Recently I was suffering from realizing that how disrespectful I was but I didn't know what to do to change my manners. I couldn't learn this sort of things in school. This video helped me to set my directions to change. Thank you once again for showing me the way to respect others. :-)
You're welcome! So sorry it took me so long to reply to your comment. I just now saw it. Please let me know how it's going for you.
its funny i'm here and im not even on customer service, i was looking for advice on this topic... this guy it's great
I appreciate the guidance on the types of responses expresses gratitude and appreciation for the positive feedback. It acknowledges the specific aspects the customer enjoyed, reinforcing the company’s commitment to customer satisfaction and continuous improvement.
Responding in this manner encourages a positive relationship with the customer and can motivate them to continue engaging with the brand.
I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for your comment.
thank you so much. theres this boy that I treat like shit and I've been doing it almost for four months now. and I really need to stop it
thank you so much for this video! I don't get why this video is so underrated when you're talking about dignity and how to respect people when It's not even taught in school. people just assume that it's common sense and don't bother to teach it to young kids when it's so important. I wish everyone in the world could respect each other, even though it's hard to do for some people but it's a skill everyone should learn.
I think we all live to respect the lives of others. Simply put, I sincerely believe that hospitality is at least one of the fundamentals of life.
Definitely, Zidane. It seems so basic, doesn't it?
Emily A- Parker- number 2, it is very much appreciated when someone lets you know your hard work is appreciated. Extra encouragement is always helpful
i wish people everywhere could listen to good advises once in a while, it would be a more pleasant experience to interact with other people, sadly we don;t learn this kind of things and then we are amazed for the level of violence , abuse and just simple absence of respect we see between people...
muriel villegas advice: noun advise: verb.
whatever,i´m mexican, English is not my native language,try to speak my language without mistakes,i´m pretty aware i will never be a novelist who writes in english or anything like that.
thankyou,is just, i got corrected by someone else,but i still don´t get it...even if they point it out,like that, advise:noun,advise:verb...maybe they are trying to be playful with words...but can´t guess....your video was great,thankyou again for your time making it.:)
Great, I've learned a lot. Well, treating everyone right cost nothing, and i don't understand why others can't even do that haha just imagine how different the world could be if we all spoke to everyone with respect and kindness.
Yes, indeed, Samantha. We can influence others by our behavior. By treating others with respect and kindness, maybe they'll do the same. There's always hope! :) Thanks for your comment.
I got here bcs we have to make a reaction paper about this. However, this video helps a lot since I am in the hospitality field.
I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for your comment.
Dawn M - Plaistow Dover - Six ways to show respect. punctual, compliment people, be sincere, loose sarcasm.
Adding this to my playlist for men that have the audacity
Thank u for being polite and respectful
@@doncrawley just saw your comment rn , thank u for your reply and thanking me
Be punctional, compliment the achievement of others..
great thanks. I never learned this at school.
You're welcome. I'm glad you liked it.
had to do this for homework
me to
Thank you. I will implement this in my business for customers and staff!
You're welcome. I'm glad you like it.
I love feeling respected. So why wouldn't you? Sometimes giving is the way to open the door to receiving
Well said. Thanks for your comment.
Be sincere and authentic....
Loved the last point
I'm glad. Thanks for your comment.
You gotta give respect in order to receive respect
Absolutely right, Seth! By our behavior, we model the behavior we expect from others. Thanks for your comment!
@@doncrawley yeah I'm coming to understand that
Thanks
You're welcome
That is so true
Thanks for your comment, Shanon
Thank you, I like the new me once again THANK YOU!!!!!😊
You’re welcome 😊
thank you very much
You're very welcome
Six ways to show Respect to other people
1. Be punctual
2. Compliment achievement of others
3. Be sincere and Authentic
4. Do it say you will do
5. loss sarcasm
6. Be polite
Thank you 💞
Super video mr crawley. Deserves more like👍 i will share it with my colleagues👍
I will lisin now
Thank you so much sir for this video
You are very welcome, Janet. Thanks for your comment.
I'm not sure why most of the video about this topic are geared towards children. It's a lot of adults that need to learn this including myself.
Interesting point. I'm not sure why that is. Thanks for your comment.
i think some people form an opinion based of constant experience
anyway great video
No doubt that's true. It's up to us to hold ourselves to a higher standard and not allow ourselves to be dragged down into the mud, mire, and muck of bad human behavior. Admittedly, that can be easier said than done!
Thanks Don. I have really suffered a lot because others are not so meaning for what they say. Someone can tell me something and I believed it come to be a problem to me. Sometime people tell you to follow them but they are not worthy in what they say. What about feeling like others is that a way of respect or not?
There are two issues here. The first is the process you use to choose who to believe and who to follow. Pay more attention to their actions than their words. Also, pay attention to the people they associate with. Are their friends and colleagues decent, honest, and respectful? The second issue is how you choose to act. Always hold yourself to a high standard. Don't allow yourself to be dragged down to the level of the people who are dishonest and/or disrespectful. Look for people who are kind, thoughtful, and respectful. Good luck!
@@doncrawley thanks for pieces of advice, I will used it for life.
1:14 pretty sure that coach was in the military at some point
I love this video
Thank you, Fatima.
Useful video... thanks
Welcome 😊
Yes that's the problem with me i kept apologizing
Hard to give up sarcasm
😂when it's part of your life
Yeah, I know! I still catch myself being sarcastic, even with my wife. I'm getting better! :)
Same
I need to learn to respect my mother
Why do you say that, Blake?
Obviously, I know nothing about your relationship with your mother, but I wish you success.
Great video content.
Thanks, Geoff!
Be polite..
Do what youll say you do...
I feel shy when i respect others what I have to do sir
Hi can you do more video's like this thank you
Sure. Please tell me what you liked about it. Also, be sure to subscribe to my channel. I produce new videos every week. ruclips.net/user/doncrawley
ok, but add subtitles too!
It does have captions. Click the CC button in the lower right-hand corner of the screen.
Use your manners
Always. Thank you for commenting.
Its better to be feared then respected !
:))
Machiavelli famously said that "it is better to be feared than loved." Personally, I'd prefer not to be associated with Machiavelli! I'll take love and respect over fear. 😀
@@doncrawley I love the gift of "free will"...
There is no place for sarcasm in human relationships??
Not if you want to build a relationship with another person. Sarcasm can be condescending, demeaning, and belittling. The fact that many people use sarcasm, especially in IT, doesn't change how it can affect people. I tended to be pretty sarcastic in the past until I saw how it affected others. It still comes out every occasionally and the results are never positive.
Why does every single video on this subject teach costome service agents on hiw be be respectful? I could not find one video teachimg people to teach customer service people with respect. I work customer service and get treated like a dog by people. We always get taught on respect but nobody addresses the cusomers behavior....
Good question. It's a two part answer. Part one is about how you do your job and part two is about how you are as a human being. As a customer service agent, you're hired with the expectation that you'll treat customers with respect. While I agree with you that customers should treat CSAs with respect, that's a reflection of how they are as a human. What I suspect a lot of people don't realize is that, if they treat customer service providers with respect and kindness, they're more likely to get a better outcome. That's certainly been my experience! Thanks for your comment, Herman.
Yes many bosses / coworkers / clients
are full.of sacristic talks and fully of toxicity inside them..
Which makes people go away from them...
Don't be sacristic to people based on there past life
It show the person cheap characters if some one always sacristic to other person bullying him or her based on past.
Sign of dirty humans .
Not good work places with such sacristic bosses people around ...
Continuous sarcasm is annoying and not funny at all, especially if aimed at others. A crack here and there isn't a big deal.
Good point, and sometimes sarcasm leaks out. Still, it can be really off-putting to others and can undermine relationships.
Aa
It’s time that all racist flat earthers got that respect everybody else gets !
I certainly don't feel respect for people like that. My comments are meant to suggest that we act in a respectful and dignified manner, holding ourselves to high standards of behavior, not allowing ourselves to dragged down to the level of people like you describe. My apologies that I didn't do a better job of explaining my thinking. (My thinking on this is influenced to a great extent by Viktor Frankl's book "Man's Search for Meaning".) Thanks for your comment.