Ideal
Enterprises are sole–proprietors
working at home, family-owned
businesses, professional
corporations, non-profits
and multinationals. What
they have in common is
more important
than what makes them different.
They must balance their
relationships, resources,
roles and results.
If we
look beneath the surface
of any enterprise,
we detect the Eight Functions.
Like an orange, each
section stands alone,
but it is still an orange.
Using the Eight Functions
to
make decisions, enlightened
leaders create structure
to support their firm
and their people. (For
a copy of the Eight Functions
survey, email us at info@ablequest.com)
Using
the Eight Functions to
make balanced decisions,
firms become more effective,
efficient and ethical.
Professionals
know their firm is their
best client. It requires
a culture of competent,
caring people. As Robert
K. Greenleaf observed,
if we do not take care
of the care givers, then the care givers cannot take care
of our clients.