Question

Today was a tough day at Brightland Real Estate. Word came down from city hall about new zoning requirements that will make it harder to sell property for development, so Kenny, the head broker, called a meeting in the conference room. He had asked the office manager to print out some reports for him, but just as he was starting the meeting, he realized she had given him the wrong documents and then, as soon as she went to pull the right ones off of her computer, the power went out. Yet Kenny managed to smile and even joke about the situation, cheering others up in the process. His behavior is an example of:______________

Answer 1

Answer:

Good sportsmanship

Explanation:

Good sportsmanship in life, as in business, means respecting those who have won or have had considerable success. Make an effort to learn from them and their accomplishment, never to despise them and to undermine their achievement.

This also means to believe the best, not the worst.

One must not just presume that someone has manipulated or lied, believe that they have done great things and find out how you can do that too. Good sportsmanship could not only make a difference in an institution's well-being, but it can also help the individual's well-being.