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Organization's rules, beliefs

The world's largest rubber glove manufacturer has this business rules:
(i) Do not lose your shareholders' money
(ii) Do not lose your health
(iii) Do not lose your temper
(iv) Do not lose your customer

Talking about fruitfulness, stewardship and control. The first rule is what all investors looking for when investing. Spiritually, who is our shareholder? The creator? ...be fruitful and increase in number... (Gen 1:28). When the time of assessment come, those who are fruitful will be rewarded (Matt 25:29). Likewise, if the organization does not perform well, investors will withdraw the fund.

Any organization, in order to survive and achieve success, must have a sound set of beliefs on which it premises all its policies and actions. Next, the most important single factor in corporate success is faithful adherence to those beliefs (quoted by Thomas J. Watson).

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