Like the
best missions, the mission described here is a high bar – attainable goals - to
strive towards and exceed. If the bar is
set low, it’s not really a “mission”.
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Honor
– to honor God with the best He has given us – heart, soul, strength, mind
·
Integrity
– to operate all aspects of life, including business, with honesty and
integrity
·
Service
– to treat customers fairly and honestly, to give them the very best of our
efforts
·
Excellence
– to continually improve services and reduce costs, and to provide services
that exceed our customers’ expectations
·
Stewardship
– to faithfully manage all resources (time, treasure, and talents) under our
control and to help others as help is needed (not by formula)
The
first bullet gets a special symbol, because it is more important than the
others. It is, in fact, the source for
the other items. If the mission of the
company, and life, was summarized into one bullet, it would be that first one. If you don’t understand the significance of
that first bullet or how it ties into hydrodynamics, please contact me and I
will gladly share the meaning.