However, it is almost impossible to know everything about everything and foolish to think so.
When
faced with a problem brought to you by a resident, the information may be readily available to reply with. For instance, a resident might want to know when the repairs to the pool will be finished and the answer could be immediately given. But rather than reply with a definite date, it might be best to say that the date is expected to be on such and such a day, better might be to add, “and I could find out and get back to you…”
beings and accepted with open arms. Although dif- ficult at times, directors, managers and staff members must assume that a frustrated resident is not an en- emy and poised to attack you personally. The actual truth is that you are in a position to create a posi- tive nurturing environment in your community by a simple act of trust from one human being to another. Your position in your community can be an opportu- nity to help build a great place to live that can lead to a happiness that can enrich you.
is a member of the Board of Directors of Leisuretown HOA in Vacaville, Ca. He is a retired teach- years. After twenty years of service retired firefighter/paramedic.
Past experience as
sole proprietor of businesses such as art gallery, television and the- ater production company and director of non profit theaters.
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