Thank your family for understanding or at least appreciating
how hard you work when you are not at home. And thank your
spouse or family for working so hard at home while you’re at the
office. Neither is necessarily easy.
Thank someone for providing you with good customer service,
whether on the phone or in person. Those who provide customer
service deal with too many irate customers who can be the opposite of thankful. Customer service agents often take much abuse.
Thank whoever at your company allows you to work at home at
times. Thank the person who copied you on that e-mail (and also
thank the person who did not copy you on that useless one).
Thank the person who made the meeting run smoothly, and
especially thank the one who made it start on time. Thank whoever is responsible for canceling that recurring, useless meeting you
always had to attend.
Thank all the people who worked long hours to get that report
or project done, so you could be more effective at a meeting or
even get some much-needed sleep.
Thank the assistants and secretaries, who everyone knows really
make the business work.
Thank the person who actually calls you back, and thank someone for actually answering the phone.
Thank the chief executive who clearly articulated the company’s
strategy and direction. And if you are the chief executive, thank
all those below you who have to execute that strategy.
Thank the person who gave you the heads-up about something
at work that you needed to know but no one else told you.
Thank someone in your technology department for working
extremely hard to make things work with limited budgets. Thank
someone in your financial department for keeping your business
straight and making sure you and your associates always get paid.
If your stock is going up, thank your stockholders. If it’s going
down, be thankful you don’t have to sell right now.
Thank your boss for the autonomy and challenges, and thank
your managers and employees for rising to the challenges you
provide
Thank your family for understanding or at least appreciating
how hard you work when you are not at home. And thank your
spouse or family for working so hard at home while you’re at the
office. Neither is necessarily easy.
Thank someone for providing you with good customer service,
whether on the phone or in person. Those who provide customer
service deal with too many irate customers who can be the opposite of thankful. Customer service agents often take much abuse.
Thank whoever at your company allows you to work at home at
times. Thank the person who copied you on that e-mail (and also
thank the person who did not copy you on that useless one).
Thank the person who made the meeting run smoothly, and
especially thank the one who made it start on time. Thank whoever is responsible for canceling that recurring, useless meeting you
always had to attend.
Thank all the people who worked long hours to get that report
or project done, so you could be more effective at a meeting or
even get some much-needed sleep.
Thank the assistants and secretaries, who everyone knows really
make the business work.
Thank the person who actually calls you back, and thank someone for actually answering the phone.
Thank the chief executive who clearly articulated the company’s
strategy and direction. And if you are the chief executive, thank
all those below you who have to execute that strategy.
Thank the person who gave you the heads-up about something
at work that you needed to know but no one else told you.
Thank someone in your technology department for working
extremely hard to make things work with limited budgets. Thank
someone in your financial department for keeping your business
straight and making sure you and your associates always get paid.
If your stock is going up, thank your stockholders. If it’s going
down, be thankful you don’t have to sell right now.
Thank your boss for the autonomy and challenges, and thank
your managers and employees for rising to the challenges you
provide
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