Ladies, what aspect of professionalism bring you particular pride. One provider I know says "If you can do this job, you can do any job in the world."
There are the obvious things like not cheating customers, screwing over your peers and gossiping.
But I am curious what kinds of things make you feel like you are doing an awesome job.
The link isn't just an example of a great bbbj, I think that at the end the dear lady looks like she took great pride in that bit of work.
Thanks. B.
What I take pride in the most is knowing that I'm reliable, that I keep a very careful schedule and totally bust my ass to be where I'm supposed to be on the right day and at the right time. I've receive many compliments from clients about the fact that they can make an appointment with me a month or so in advance, knowing I have their appointment on my schedule and I will be there to keep that appointment, barring death or any other unforeseen circumstances!!
I already know I will knock my clients' socks off and they will have the best sex ever... I knew that sex was my best thing even when I was a civvie, so I guess I take it for granted that I will always be able to take a client to heaven and back…. that's exactly what I'm supposed to be doing, right? But from what I hear from clients, reliability is not something to be taken for granted with escorts, so I go out of my way to try to be reliable in the hope that I might be able to change the attitudes of just a few hobbyists my own behavior.
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Suzanne in San Diego
He used to say "If I am going to meet the Devil, I want him to show up on time." Of course that has carried over into my life (personal and professional). Nothing pisses me off like telling people 7:00 for dinner and someone doesnt come until 9 without calling. Cold dinner for you.
I think if a provider was late by more than 30 minutes I would consider it a no show and cancel. If there was a reason I might give it one delay, but the second reason would cool it for me for that time. I agree (as you can see, enthusiastically) that managing time is a sign of professionalism.
B