This document provides 18 commandments or principles for effective human relations. It defines human relations as the integration of people into work situations in a way that motivates productive and satisfying cooperation. Some of the principles it lists include smiling at people, calling people by name, being friendly, generous with praise but cautious with criticism, considering others' feelings, having a good sense of humor, and remembering that human relations is about loving one another. It emphasizes that understanding human interactions is essential in today's world and encourages remembering and applying these principles.

1. CARLO SAN JUAN ROBERTO
Certificate in Professional Teaching Program
Commandments of
Human Relations
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2. WHAT IS
HUMAN RELATION?
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noun

3. HUMAN RELATIONS
An area of management
practice which is concerned
with the integration of people
into a work situation in a way
that motivate them to work
productively, cooperatively
and with economic,
psychological & social
satisfaction.
- Keith Davis
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4. HUMAN RELATIONS
Relation between human
being that are affected by
many other factors & helps in
the accomplishment of goals
of an organization.
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5. There is nothing as
nice as a cheerful word
of greeting.
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SPEAK GRACIOUSLY
TO PEOPLE

6. It takes 72 muscles to
frown, only 14 to
smile.
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SMILE AT PEOPLE

7. The sweetest music is
the sound of one’s
name.
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CALL PEOPLE BY NAME

8. Build relationships
with those on your
team by treating them
like a friend and
remember to be a
friend first.
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BE FRIENDLYAND
HELPFUL.

9. Sincerely speak and
act as if everything you
do is a honest choice.
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BE CORDIAL.

10. You can like almost
everybody if you try.
They don’t care how
much you know until
they know how much
you care.
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BE GENUINELY
INTERESTED IN PEOPLE

11. Praise publicly, correct
privately. Everyone
wins this way.
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BE GENEROUSWITH
PRAISE, BE CAUTIOUS
WITH CRITICISM

12. Understanding the
feelings of others is
usually appreciated.
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BE CONSIDERATEWITH
THE FEELINGS OF OTHERS

13. There are three sides to a
controversy – yours, the
other fellow’s, and the
RIGHT one.
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BETHOUGHTFUL OFTHE
OPINION OF OTHERS.

14. What counts most is
what we do for others
not ourselves.
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BE ALERT

15. Don’t take yourself too
seriously. When you
add loads of patience,
and humility, you will
have a formula for
enduring success.
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HAVE A GOOD SENSE
OF HUMOR

16. HUMAN RELATIONS
Some of these may sound
simple, while others seem
more difficult. But they are all
equally as important. In
today’s world, a deeper
understanding of the
sensitivities of human
interactions becomes not only
essential but imperative.
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17. …
Human Relations is nothing else but Jesus’ command:
Love One Other
(John 15:17).
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18. …
Remember them
and, more importantly,
put them into practice.
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19. CARLO S. ROBERT0
THANKYOU