Mummy, can we invite Uncle *** for lunch? He knows my name at school.”
My 6-year-old daughter, with wide-eyed excitement was talking about a chef at her school.
To many, he’s just “the chef.” To her, he’s someone special, because he sees her, he acknowledges her
and he calls her by name. That single act made him stand out in her world, enough to earn a lunch invitation at our home.
✅True leaders are honed by the way they handle relationships and deal with others.
concerned and pay attention.
✅Because people may feel like they are nothing more than a job or employee, recognition adds trust and loyalty to the team.
✅The little details help build culture.
✅One of the most basic methods to show respect, friendship and kindness is by knowing someone by name.
✅Employees do their best work when they believe they are seen and valued. Taking the time to connect through names is a way to show leaders are there
I have received 100 computers from Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) to support the digitalization of education services in public universities. I have handed these over to the Vice-Chancellors of the benefitting public universities.
Hello @KCCAUG
Your team unblocked a sewage channel and left all the smelly stuff on the road, been there since mid December. This is on Nakivubo road.
Your field team passes by this stuff everyday but no one is bothered to remove it.
Is this the “smart city” you want?
@KCCAED
DPP withdraws corruption charges against Sylvia Muwebwa Ntambi, the Equal Opportunities Commission Chairperson. DPP did not give reasons for her decision #NTVNews
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