Thursday, November 07, 2013

Commercial Aspect to Virtues - Flexibility.

Each of us knows that having flexibility as a part of the order of things makes life much more enjoyable. Flexible order in our lives makes it easier for us to adjust to changes – the inevitable changes that occur in our lives.

Employers who provide an environment that incorporates flexibility will tend to have a ‘happier’ workforce that most likely will translate into a more productive and a more stable workforce. Also, customers appreciate having flexible and various options available to them if a product doesn’t exactly meet their needs.

Flexibility incorporated into the production process - providing more options to employees and customers - leads to higher productivity and customer satisfaction, both of which are good for business. A ‘premium,’ a price, is ascribed to the practice of virtue, in this case ‘flexibility.’ In other words, there is a commercial aspect to the virtue. It is a ‘traceable’ market phenomenon.

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