Drunken driving was a respected social skill.
Dr. Marburger's support for nuclear power, and his credentials as a respected scientist with management skills, led President Bush to appoint him as his science adviser and nominate him as director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in September 2001, shortly after the 9/11 attacks.
Consider Weev, once quasi-respected for his trolling skills, once a semi-hero/martyr in the hacker world for his (admittedly bullshit) conviction for the crime of incrementing a URL, now an outright neo-Nazi.
While his production techniques have given him a home with respected imprints, it's his skills as a DJ that have garnered him praise of late.
Then there's Yahoo: The company so siloed and dysfunctional it's made Terry Semel, Jerry Yang, and Carol Bartz– three respected leaders with totally different skill sets– each look incompetent.
The trouble for anyone trying to analyse that career is that he refused to be pinned down as simply a writer: he was also a prime mover and shaker of the St Germain-de-Prés jazz scene, a respected translator (Nelson Algren, Richard Wright and Raymond Chandler benefited from his skills), actor and something of a philosopher.
Respected children and teens respect their parents.
Former aides remember her as well-respected and well-liked, with good people skills and a way of helping out that "didn't make the campaign staff uptight," said Frank Gregorsky, then a Gingrich adviser.
Skill in arts was a respected and valued trait during this period and artists were well rewarded by the rulers.
They can try to influence their employer's policies on social responsibility, sustainability and ethics, or they can take the business skills they develop to other more respected organisations.
