Hospitality workers, do you feel exempt from doing good on your own time or do you get fed up with people.?

Question

Nurses, firefighters, doctors, and/or police officers do you assume that you are exempt from doing good things in your personal time? Do you think that your "Do Good" time is from when you punch into work and when you punch out?

Or hopefully, do you assume that your responsibilities to your community far surpasses your shift at work? Also do you feel more responible because of the work that you do?

Plus what is your take on "Frequent Flyers", compassion or annoyance?

Lots of questions I know, trying to save points.

Answer 1

Having worked in hospitality in the past, I find that it is more of a calling that a job. You simply look for ways to serve people. When the need arises (whether it is holding a door open at a restaurant, or stopping to assist a stranded motorist), you fill it, or make sure that it is being filled.