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Rules or Relationships?
By Rick Boxx
November 11, 2010
Just like in many homes, some businesses struggle with the proper balance for discipline. Some are way too permissive. Others are too strict.
A formula I teach is "Rules + Relationships = Corporate Integrity. If you have rules, but not much relationship, you will likely experience rebellion.
If on the other hand you're strong on relationships, but you don't have structured guidelines, you may experience chaos. Balancing the two assures that your people know you care, yet expect results.
Romans 13:3 teaches, "For rulers hold no terror for those who do right, but for those who do wrong. Do you want to be free from fear of the one in authority? Then do what is right and he will commend you."
Strong leaders know how to balance compassion and discipline.
Contact Rick Boxx at www.integritymoments.org, and to learn more about Integrity Resource Center go to integrityresource.org.
Kris Ben Besten blends his successful business practices with his strong Christian faith through SHINE, a proven corporate culture model he designed and implemented. SHINE is based on five principles that produce a rewarding career and personal life:
S Serve Others
H Honor God
I Improve Continually
N Navigate by Values
E Earn Recommendations
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