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A Business Manifesto for the Next Millennium
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A business worth doing is worth doing well.
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A business person should always spend more time trying
to do better for customers, not trying to harm competitors.
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A business is best owned by its employees.
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All employees of a business should share equitably in
the profits.
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Employees should not work for a business unless the business
follows good ethics, as understood by the employee.
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Every person should engage in meaningful work.
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A business should pay its employees equitably no matter
where they are located.
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A business should maintain good working conditions for
its employees, no matter where they are employed.
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A business should take into account all effects of its
actions, including human, social, and environmental costs.
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Co-operation is better than competition, because it can
produce optimum value to customers; however, competition is always necessary
in order to ensure at least minimal value to customers.
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