## Principal Preferences

## Boundaries

For all private service provided for individuals, it is important to establish and maintain boundaries for the staff.

The Principal enjoys his privacy when working, entertaining, or relaxing while in residence. Unless requested, he does not desire to have staff in his presence. When the Principal enters a room in which staff is also in, staff is to allow him his privacy. When serving the Principal, staff is to be quiet, prompt, courteous, and exit as soon as possible.

## Communication

The Principal will initiate communication when he desires, otherwise staff is not to. Therefore, staff is not to engage the Principal in conversation or listen in on Principal's conversation with others. When the Principal does initiate a request or makes a comment, staff response is to be:

1. Yes, Sir.

2. My Pleasure, Sir.

3. Answer his question specifically, ended by Sir.

Staff is not to engage Principal's guests in conversation or listen to guests' conversation residence. When Principal's guests make a request or comment to staff, staff response is to be:

1. Yes Sir, Yes Ma'm.

2. My Pleasure Sir, Ma'm.

3. Answer the guest's question specifically, ended by Sir or Ma'm.

When staff needs to communicate with the Principal day to day, communication is to be initiated via his Personal or Executive Assistant, unless otherwise initiated by the Principal.

When staff needs to communicate to the Principal when he is with guests or on the telephone regarding something urgent or important for him to know at the time

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