competition

In organizations communication, to be effective there has to been a group effort to help the problem solving, business objectives and etc. The road maybe rocky and have its high and lows but, in the long run if the group members work hand in hand then success in that organization will be high.

This is true in a religious stand point. Each member of a religion if they all pull their own weight and a little extra when needed, the success rate is higher then those that are looking out for "me" and not "us".

This was so demonstrated in class, all of us in the end worked together. The activity then became a success.

In class we discussed a concept of ruthless compassion. I feel ruthless is a negative cogitation which I feel does not mesh well. In the gospel perceptive how can the apostles and the prophet be ruthless, they can not. For me I would feel better saying and know this concept as determined compassion.

In today world one could strive for compassion for others in also be determined to promote a cause that could and might benefit others. A great leader shows these attributes and the willingness to share them with his or her colleagues.

Is competition bad? It could drive people to do great things to achieve a higher plane of thought and action. But can this be achieved with competition? My theory, I think it can be achieved by conditioning the workplace with the attitude of everyone is different and all bring many different great possibility to work. When I was working at Dillards, people got promoted for the number of sales they produced. The store managers and regional representative did not look to the ones that did not produce much but they worked hard in getting the floor ready for customers. When people sold items some people stepped over the "little guy"so in the end they could receive a higher pay, promotion, and recognition.

The church leaders have stated to the affect of, "We live in the world, not of the world." We need to know that there is competition out there. But, competition is of the world. Christ did not compete why should we? He is the true example of how to be in all things.