Do positions matter better than personalities?

Let's put a think in it!!!

   In the world we live in, everyone loves to have a pleasure known as respect, and respect it is which endears a person to strike forward. A person cannot be respected unless he gives respect. In the past, respect was for those who shown bravery for their religion, respect came for those who made others happy, respect was for those who nonetheless but did something for humanity and yes indeed! Respect came for those comprising a good personality but now this situation is conquered by selfishness.

   Nowadays, a person walks to a park and passes through this man Javed, wearing a white 'Kurta Shalwar' with a huge beard on his face. He knows that he composes of a very great personality and does good for humanity, but this man would never mind talking to Javed, he will just walk past him, minding his own business as he should, but when he gets to know that he is at the post of an On Duty D.S.P, an S.P, a D.I.G or a huge business man. This man will not only shake Javed’s hand after meeting him, he will also invite him for a cup of tea even for dinner in fact he will rejoice about him meeting Javed in front of others. Today respect is not for those with a good thought for others and a good personality. It is for those with power and a bank account filled with luxury that a normal man can't even dream to dream of.
The goal of every sensible man is to have a good personality, learn more and provide others with a gift he got from learning known as knowledge and try to build such a personality to which people love talking. After achieving that mark he sees a mature man inside him but he finds no benefit of the hard work, he is not treated like a well respected person because he has a normal job, does not has a HAND behind him, some power or relative with a powerful seat in the parliament.
So a situation such as this makes him question himself, that what are the benefits of having a good personality? What accountability does he get? How would people prefer him? Will they even prefer him or not? Would he be treated as a gentleman? He faces worries and sorrows everywhere he looks at.
So, I ask ourselves that are we too selfish to only think of earning more and more money only, and respect the person who can benefit us at some point in our life in the future or the present? Again some troublesome questions but few answers. In the end I will leave all of us with a question I have been trying to ask ourselves the whole time "Do positions matter better than personalities?"