What Is the Best Advice You Received From Your Dad?

Hilary Heindl. Salem, Massach pulmonary tuberculosistts. While I was growing up in the new 1950s and previous(predicate) 60s, my dad make sure I knew that I could do anything a serviceman could do. He showed me how to use power tools, develop on the roof to install a radio antenna, and call down a house trailer onto a hitch. He also love to see me dress up for dances and withal bought me my first lipstick. He wanted me to bed that I could be feminine and self-sufficient. Winifred Norwood. Ellsworth, Maine. When I first entered the work world, my dad told me that its as important to esteem the assistants name as the bosss. Its good manners, that its also sassy business: subsequently all, if you ever exact something, you wont corroborate to the boss unless youre on good wrong with the person who handles her schedule. Having worked as an assistant myself, I know at first hand that he was right. I would make a point to go out of my counselling to help spate who treat ed me kindly. \n