Tea Time for the Traditionally Built (2009)
Tea Time for the Traditionally Built
“said Mma Ramotswe, licking the sugar off the tips of her fingers. “There is a lot to be said for starting the week with a doughnut.” She picked the last few crumbs off her plate and popped them into her mouth. “Up to now, we have been finishing the week with a doughnut. Maybe we should change and start the week with one.”
“Or we could start and finish the week with one,” said Mma Makutsi. “That would always be possible.”
Mma Ramotswe struggled with temptation for a moment, but only for a moment.... “That would be a very good policy, Mma.” And not only did it strike her as being very attractive from the point of view of personal satisfaction, but it also made sense in terms of staff morale. She had read a magazine article recently in which the author, described as a famous expert, had written that any employer wishing to get the best out of staff should introduce a system of staff perks. Small privileges are always welcome, he wrote. A staff outing not only provides pleasure, it bonds staff together and motivates them.MoreLess
“Or we could start and finish the week with one,” said Mma Makutsi. “That would always be possible.”
Mma Ramotswe struggled with temptation for a moment, but only for a moment.... “That would be a very good policy, Mma.” And not only did it strike her as being very attractive from the point of view of personal satisfaction, but it also made sense in terms of staff morale. She had read a magazine article recently in which the author, described as a famous expert, had written that any employer wishing to get the best out of staff should introduce a system of staff perks. Small privileges are always welcome, he wrote. A staff outing not only provides pleasure, it bonds staff together and motivates them.MoreLess
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