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Respect for People in the Airport

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img_3542Not my typical photograph – but useful for illustrating that Respect for People can and should find its way into design in small ways. The photograph is from a restroom in the Tampa International Airport. What can be appreciated is that every sink has a dedicated paper towel dispenser.

That may not seem like a big deal, but there are enough airport restrooms in which a single dispenser serves three or four sinks – which is more than a small inconvenience when a traveler is also having to handle luggage with wet hands. Thanks, TPA, for the Respect!

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Tom is a frequent speaker, workshop facilitator, panel discussion presenter, and university guest lecturer on topics of collaborative productivity, team culture and alignment, lean management, and project leadership. He lives outside Boston with his wife. Their daughter is a stage management major at Ithaca College.

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