Respect begets respect. But to earn it ain't easy. It ain't too complex either. 1. Never be late. Respect their time and effort to come meet you on time. Give them the same courtesy at the very least. 2. Never be mean. Anything you want to say can be said in two ways - always choose the better way. Remember that yelling at someone is only acceptable if it would mean saving his life - say, to protect him from an oncoming car or to help him during a fire. Remember that Keep Calm poster? Do that. Always. 3. You can never go wrong with kindness. Even when people are being unkind, treat them with kindness. So you are afraid that people are going to take advantage of your kindness? Remember that karma is a bitch. 4. Everyone needs help sometimes. Always offer a helping hand - even as simple as giving your time to listen. Never be too busy for anyone who needs help. Similarly, never be ashamed to ask for it. 5. There are ranks and positions in organizations for a reason. Know your place and respect authority. However, treat everyone with the same respect and kindness - not because they are below you in the organization, you may treat them like they're beneath you. It had been said that how you treat the help is indicative of the type of person you are. 6. Never intrude on someone's privacy. Never gossip. Respect that people value personal space. Never pry. Remember that when people open up to you, it is a privilege and not a right. 7. It is a rudimentary principle that you must never be rude. A very simple act of texting while in the meeting or on a date is already a manifestation of rudeness. Never have a sense of entitlement, and think just of yourself or your own welfare. Remember to always be sensitive to everyone else. 8. Word of honor is crucial in earning respect. Always keep your word and do good on your promises or commitments. For what good are you without trust, respect and honor? The above are just basic rules in earning respect. But I'm sure you already knew that.

1. THE RESPECT BASICS
Respect begets respect.
But to
earn it
ain't easy.
It ain't too
complex
either.

2. THE RESPECT BASICS
1. Never be late
Respect their time
and effort to come
meet you on time.
Give them the
same courtesy at
the very least.

3. THE RESPECT BASICS
2. Never be mean.
Anything you want to say can be said in two ways
- always choose the better way.
Remember that yelling at
someone is only acceptable
if it would mean saving his
life - say, to protect him
from an oncoming car or to
help him during a fire.
Remember that Keep Calm
poster? Do that. Always.

4. THE RESPECT BASICS
Even when people are being unkind, treat them with
kindness.
3. You can never go wrong with kindness.
So you are afraid
that people are going
to take advantage of
your kindness?
Remember that
karma is a bitch.

5. THE RESPECT BASICS
. Always offer a helping hand - even as simple as
giving your time to listen.
4. Everyone needs help sometimes
Never be too busy for
anyone who needs
help.
Similarly, never be
ashamed to ask for it.

6. THE RESPECT BASICS
5. There are ranks and positions in
organizations for a reason.
Know your place and respect authority. However,
treat everyone with the same respect and kindness
-not because they are below
you in the organization, you
may treat them like they're
beneath you.
- It had been said that how you
treat the help is indicative of
the type of person you are.

7. THE RESPECT BASICS
6. Never intrude on someone's privacy.
Never gossip. Respect that people value personal
space. Never pry.
Remember that when
people open up to you,
it is a privilege and not
a right.

8. THE RESPECT BASICS
7. It is a rudimentary principle that you must
never be rude.
A very simple act of texting while in the meeting or
on a date is already a manifestation of rudeness.
Never have a sense of
entitlement, and think just
of yourself or your own
welfare. Remember to
always be sensitive to
everyone else.

9. THE RESPECT BASICS
Always keep your word and do good on your
promises or commitments. .
8. Word of honor is crucial in earning respect.
For what good are you
without trust, respect and
honor?
The above are just basic
rules in earning respect.
But I'm sure you already
knew that