On integrity.... I made up my mind, long before entering this line of work, that my work had to represent integrity. In order to do anything well, you have to be able to sleep at night. The hardest challenge a Notary Signing Agent faces is not cutting corners. Especially when faced with an unfortunately large number of requests and the lure of the almighty dollar. My advice to all the new notaries who will listen is: Don't compromise, don't be bullied and always remember your oath.
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loyalty: What have you done for me lately?
- 04/11/08 06:53 PM
What have you done for me lately? Originally posted elsewhere by "A Quick Note" on June 2, 2007 In my former life, I managed fast-food restaurants. The kids who worked for me would ask for raises having done nothing (other than being on the payroll) to earn more compensation. I was often required to give them, what I have since come to describe as "the gum-ball speech". The gum-ball speech, started by reminding them of the commitment they made to show up on time, provide fast friendly service and continue the learning required to become cross-trained and able to work in all the crew … (2 comments)
loyalty: Another turn at the subject of LOYALTY..."helms alee!!"
- 02/29/08 04:27 AM
For you sailors in the crowd, you'll recognize this helmsmans cry for when he is turning the craft on a new tack. The cry "Helms alee!!" warns all hands to hang on, as the ship will tilt and rise at a new direction and angle of the wind. I have been taken to task regarding the content of my last post as it was self-promoting in nature. Upon rereading it, the second half definitely contained self-promotion and I offer my regrets to those who take offense at such words. It seems I buried the lead. There are two larger issues I found … (0 comments)
loyalty: Loyalty should not be a dirty word...but, the first try is a leap of faith
- 02/28/08 11:52 AM
Considering all the advancements in technology (email, text messaging, internet blogging) and the search engines who direct us all from here to there to find goods and services, I have always preferred to remain loyal. Both to the people who provide services to me and to those who utilize my services. I seem drawn to these types of business associates and them to me. Once they have utilized my services and seen the differences a professional signing agent can make in handling their closings, loyalty has been established.
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