BUSINESS

PHILOSOPHY
LAINY MEYER ESQUIVIA
 BUSINESS PHILOSOPHY
•Business Philosophy consists of:
• Mission
• Vision
• Beliefs
• Values
• Purposes
• Goals
• Strategies
• Organizational culture
•Competitive advantages, which are
developed and reinforced daily.
 BUSINESS PHILOSOPHY
•We must project on business philosophy:
• What do we do better than the others?
• What else can we do with what we do right?
• What is the current reality of the
environment?
• How does that affect our company?
• Our consumers and customers?
• What are your difficulties and needs?
• What opportunities can there be for us?
 EMPLOYEE

At the same time each employee has:

• Philosophy of self-life
• Values
• A vision of what the universe is, man,
life and sees work as a source of
learning, growth and fulfillment.
• Culture of participation
.
• Search for innovation opportunities
 EMPLOYEE
The company must recognize those who make
outstanding contributions, having mechanisms,
methods and processes to know our consumers
and customers better than any other, with the
development of technologies and alliances to
have access to the best and most appropriate
knowledge in all our activities and processes,
we will have plans and projects that lead us to
outstanding results even though the
environment is not the most favorable.
Every employee also knows:
• how to live together
.
• Develop
• progress is through their effort, commitment
and balanced and permanent improvement
 And when there are difficulties, employees are required
to be:

More innovative

More competent

More competitive

Capable of having a greater understanding of the

business, of competitive advantages and thus being able
to look for new opportunities, new ways of doing things.

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 HAVING THE ABOVE
ASPECTS THE COMPANY
IS COMPETENT AND
COMPETITIVE, ABLE TO
SEEK NEW
OPPORTUNITIES EVEN IN
THE MOST COMPLEX
ENVIRONMENTS.

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 AS EINSTEIN SAID:

"The real crisis is the crisis of

incompetence. Let us put an
end to the only threatening
crisis, which is the tragedy of
not wanting to fight to
overcome it."