Benjamin Jaros

“An interesting thing to note about vision and mission statements is that many companies confuse them, calling a very broad statement their mission. For example, Microsoft says that its mission is “to help people around the world realize their full potential.”4 By the description above, this would be a good vision statement. However, Microsoft’s official vision statement is to “empower people through great software anytime, anyplace, and on any device.”5 Although the second statement is also quite broad, it does say how Microsoft wants to achieve the first statement, which makes it a better mission statement than vision statement.”
― Glen Krutz, Principles of Management

“Such decisions are often made under circumstances of high ambiguity and with inadequate information.”
― Glen Krutz, Principles of Management

“Some companies believe that exporting is too cumbersome or that getting paid for exports is too complicated and not worth the time. However, experts believe that exporting is not as complicated and can be easily done through the right channels.”
― Glen Krutz, Principles of Management