Code of Ethics of a Barbershop Mission Statement The primary mission of a barber is to provide clients with the highest quality of service, integrity, honor, and dignity. Furthermore, we are here to use our experience, expertise, and skills, to boost our clientele, and increase reputation of the profession. Rules and Principles Integrity- All barbers are permitted to maintain a profession behavior and provide the best quality of service to the customers. All barbers are to treat and respect customers, suppliers, competitors and employees fairly and with dignity. Safety- Barbers are required to put the well-being of customer first while being serviced and avoid oral and physical attacks on other employees and customers.
At work, professionalism refers to a person doing his/her job with sincerity, and maintaining professional etiquette and ethics in the workplace. It leads to logical and completely unbiased decision-making, making it the basis of a good work environment. Professionalism at work is completely devoid of politics, blame games or mind games and lies within those who do their work with quality always in mind. Professionals are assumed to possess special knowledge, skills, and ability; to understand that others may rely upon that knowledge and ability; and to foresee potential damage or losses to others if they do not perform with the requisite skill and ability required of their profession. When hiring someone employers should make professionalism a priority during the interview process.
Everything from greeting the clients to overseeing a haircut or a razor shaves. To handling the ordering of the supplies that the barbers may need to sweeping and mopping the floor. I want to do it this way because this is an industry and a business that I am passionate about, so I want it to reflect in our day to day affairs. The educational requirements to owning a Barber shop are rather simple. None.
I think it was good that Virgil did not respect Gillespie because Gillespie was using Virgil for his scapegoat. At the end of this story Gillespie finally showed everyone that he respected Tibbs by telling every one the truth about the murder investigation, and giving most of the credit to Virgil. Gillespie also showed respect to Virgil by not lying to everyone and saying that he solved the murder. Another sign of the respect Gillespie had for Virgil, letter he sent to Virgil chief saying that he did an excellent job. At the end of the story Virgil and Gillespie had a great respect for each
Research and knowledge of these policies ensures that I work to required legal expectations for the benefit of myself, colleagues, employers and the service user. 1.3 Open mindedness and a commitment to the job role should void any prejudices or ignorance that could potentially affect the quality of service to the service user. Be professional and concentrate solely on the job with which one is employed to do, leaving personal beliefs and opinions that may differ from service user at home. 2.1 Reflection on ones own practise is beneficial in that it enables you to assess what is done to a satisfactory standard and what areas need improvement. Reflection on own standards can enhance quality of service provided, becoming more aware, increase job satisfaction and work efficiency.
Nyiszli took pride in their professional skills, irrespective of the purpose they served. It was the disregard that they had for moral implications that made doctors such as Mengele so dangerous. They believed that they had to be completely professional in order to serve their purpose in these camps. Mengele had an amazing ability to follow and comply with any order given to him by his superior officers or
The audience is shown that fundamentally, John Proctor is an honest man. His final conviction not to testify against those already sentenced to die is the ultimate raising of intangible values over material wellbeing. He shows that keeping “one’s
Bob Ewell spitting in Atticus’ face does not faze or provoke him into lowering himself to Bob’s level. Atticus risks his life for Tom, and it is looked upon very greatly by the community. Courage does not come without conflict. Atticus is the only one able to give Tom a chance. Knowing that the case is already decided before the trial, Atticus takes it.
Secondly she gave good examples to why Captain Torres has the traits that hope mentioned in her opinion piece. For example she said that Captain Torres was a man who could put his trust into anyone and it didn’t madder what the barber supported he just had blind trust in him that he wouldn’t kill him while shaving his beard. The theme she had decided to write about was “trust” which I though was a good choice also because that was one of my choices for theme too. Hope explained how the captain was known as the military officer that would kill any rebel in his sight, but turned out that he didn’t even like killing them or maybe even hated it but because it was his job he had to do it anyways. Overall Hope’s description of the captain Torres was very well explained and written.
He shall exercise his professional skill and the judgment to the best of his abilities in discharging his professional responsibilities. He shall also act with firmness and integrity towards all people with whom his work is connected. Discuss your responsibilities and obligations in the event that, due to building operations under charge, adjacent buildings have been damaged beyond repair. Question 5: “Professional Engineer should be allowed to practice as consultants and as contractor at the same time”. Do you agree with this statement?