Re: REQUEST: Total Quality Management

["Robert A. Ferrell" <bootdisk@radiks.net>]

Kurt Schoch wrote:
I find this an almost impossible question  - excuse the irreverent parallel, but
it's almost like asking which of the Ten Commandments is most important.
However, if forced to pick one I'd select Constancy of Purpose.  Without this
there is no system and nothing around which to organize process and people.
[End]

I once answered that question by saying "one is not more important than the
other, but if you held a gun to my head, I would respond constancy of purpose" a
split second later I said "no! I would respond please don't pull."

Mastering the context may be the most important in any system, managerial or
life.

Context apprentice
Robert

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