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Today I was writing a letter on behalf of another
organisation I am collaborating with and, was wondering on how I should sign
off. After some thought, I felt I should sign off as 'Ambassador'.
This got me thinking. If only every organisation had one designation for all employees in the company! Wouldn't that be great? I know that sounds bizarre. But just imagine, if every employee had a business card with Ambassador - MnO Apparels printed on it with his position.
What would be the impact on the employee with a designation
of Ambassador? The word ambassador carry's a very different connotation. Like
it or not, the word itself gives a sense of pride. Ambassadors are people who represent and talk
about the company in a positive way, in front of potential customers and their
friends and family. It is a responsibility given to every employee of the
company. Ambassador sounds better than the cliche 'face of the organisation' or 'representative'. It shows more oneness, a sense of belonging and
engagement. Imagine a business card that says Ambassador - MnO Apparels and
below that is Chairman and another that says Ambassador - MnO Apparels, Finance
Manager, Ambassador - MnO Apparels, Accountant and a fourth with Ambassador - MnO
Apparels, safety officer and so on.
Often we hear 'each and every employee from the chairman to
the charwoman is an Ambassador of the company'. Well, if so, flaunt it! This
common designation could create a bonding for all to work with a common goal. This
means every employee irrespective of hierarchy, carries a business card that he
could share with people outside the organisation.
To try and get a sense of togetherness, we need to ensure
each and every employee gets that feeling of belonging to the organisation, a
feeling of importance that he has a role to play in developing the
organisation. 'I am not laying bricks I am building a mansion.'
And what is the impact on the customer? How does he see an
organisation full of ambassadors?
Oh, they must have
made a mistake!
Or
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