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佩森在课堂上对学生们讲述道:“那位稽查员是一个骄傲、自大、顽固的人。
解释根本没有作用。
事实上,我们越是争吵,他就越顽固。
所以,我就不再与他争吵,试着转变话题,表示理解他的工作。
“我说:‘与你处理的那些极其重要且困难的事相比,这件事情根本不值一提。
我只是自学了税务,而且仅仅局限于书本,而你的税务知识全凭实践而来。
说实话,我十分羡慕你的工作,它可以教会我很多东西。
’”
“哦。”
那位稽查员直起身跟我谈了很久。
关于他的工作——他告诉了我许多工作中的技巧。
他的语气变得缓和了许多,后来还谈起了自己的孩子。
临走时,他告诉我,他会仔细考虑一下我的问题,并在几天内给我答复。
“三天后,我在办公室里接到了他的电话。
他通知我,那笔所得税不征收了。”
人性中最常见的弱点在这位稽查员的身上得到了很好的验证。
他想得到被重视的感觉。
所以,当佩森先生与他争吵时,他固执地展示权威来找到被重视的感觉。
然而,一旦重视感得到满足,争吵停止,便会展现出他宽容、温和的一面。
YearsagoPatrickJ.O’HaireJoinedoneofmyclasses.Hehadlittleedudhowhelovedascrap!
Hehadonachauffeur,aomebecausehehadbeentrying,withoutmuchsuccess,toselltrucks.Alittlequestihtoutthefactthathewasuallysgwithandantagonizingtheverypeoplehewastryingtodobusih,ifaprospeythioryaboutthetruckshewasselling,Patsawredandwasrightattheer’sthroat.Patwonalumentsinthosedays.Ashesaidtomeafterward,“Iofteofanoffig,‘Itoldthatbirdsomethioldhimsomething,butIhadn’tsoldhimanything.”
MyfirstproblemwasrickJ.O’Hairetotalk.Myimmediatetaskwastotrainhimtorefrainfromtalkingandtoavhts.Mr.O’HairebeeofthestarsalesmeeMotorpanyinNewYork.Howdidhedoit?Hereishisstoryinhisownwords,“IfIwalkintoabuyer’soffidhesays,‘What?AWhitetruck?They’renogood!
Iwouldn’ttakeoneifyougaveittome.I’mgoingtobuytheWhose-Ittruck.’Isay,’TheWhose-Itisagoodtruck.IfyoubuytheWhose-It,you’llake.TheWhose-Itsaremadebyafinepanyandsoldbygoodpeople.’“Heisspeechlessthen.ThereisnumeheWhose-ItisbestandIsaysureitis,hehastostop.He’tkeeponallafternoonsaying,‘It’sthebest’whehhiWethehesubjectofWhose-Itaalkaboutthegoodpoiruck.
“Therewasatimewhenaremarklikehisfirstonewouldhavemademeseesdredande.Iwagai;andthemainstit,themoremypruedinfavorofit;andthemued,themorehesoldhimselfoor’sproduct.
“AsIlookbaoIwaseverabletosellanything.Ilostyearsofmylifeinsgandarguihshutnow.Itpays.”
AswiseoldBenFraosay:“Ifyuearadiayachieveavies;butittyvictorybecauseyouwillyouroppo’sgoodwill.”
Sofigureitoutforyourself.Whichwouldyouratherhave,aricalvictoryoodwill?Youhaveboth.FrederickS.Parsons,aaxt,hadbeendisputingandwranglingfovermenttaxior.Anitemofhousanddollarsarsohishousanddollarswasiyabaddebt,thatitwoulded,thatitoughtaxed.“Baddebt.myeye!”
retortedtheimustbetaxed.”
“Thisiorwascantandstubborn,”
Mr.Parsonssaidashetoldthestorytotheclass,“Reasonwaswastedas...
Thelued,themorestubbornhebecame.SoIdecidedtumehesubjedgivehimappre.“Isaid,‘Isupposethisisaverypettymatterinparisonwiththereallyimportantanddifficultdesyou’rerequiredtomake.I’vemadeastudyoftaxatioI’vehadtogetmyknowledgefromboyoursfrlineofexperieimewishIhadajoblikeyours.ItwouldteaeanteverywordIsaid.”
“Well.”
Theiraightenedupinhisedbadtalkedftimeabouthiswmeofthecleverfraudshehaduncovered
.Histonegraduallybedly,alyhewastellihis.Asheleft,headvisedmethathewouldyproblemfurtherandgivemehisdeafewdays.“Hecalledatmyofficethreedayslaterahehaddecidedtoleavethetaxreturlyasitwasfiled.”
Thistaxiorwasdemoaedafeelingofimportance
;andaslongasMr.Parsuedwithhim,hegothisfeelingofimportancebyloudlyassertinghisauthority.Butassoonashisimportancewasadmittedastoppedandheermittedtoexpandhisego,hebecameasympathetidlyhumanbeing.
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