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When your own beliefs conflict with those of your service users?
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Ouch! When your own beliefs conflict with those using your services, you are in a bind. Still, why then did you go into that business? Normally, it is not your task to question why anyone is using your services unless that person plans to commit a crime. Otherwise you do your job and serve your customers until you can get out of that business. You are responsible for your behavior, not your customers' behavior. You should do the best job you can do.
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∙ 14y ago
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Give an example of how your own values and beliefs may differ from those of service users' and the impact it may have on your work?
Yeah, so of service users just have on your work. It's always been like that and that's the way that it odds are will stay
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