Theresa Catharina de Góes Campos

  "A BÍBLIA E O AMBIENTE ORGANIZACIONAL", de Faustino Vicente, publicado em inglês nos EUA

O artigo de Faustino Vicente, "A BÍBLIA E O AMBIENTE ORGANIZACIONAL", foi publicado recentemente em inglês nos EUA.

009/10/7 Faustino Vicente:

Prezada amiga, Dra. Theresa Catharina de Goes Campos

 Para seu conhecimento segue o texto abaixo.
Faustino – Jundiaí (Terra da Uva)

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De: Johnson, Pamela
 Enviada em: terça-feira, 6 de outubro de 2009 18:02
 Para: faustino.vicente
 Cc: Syslo, Mike
 Assunto: FW: SSVP - BRAZIL



 Greetings Faustino,

  Thank you so much for sharing your article “The Bible and the Organizational
 Climate”. The U.S. Council has accepted your republication offer and will
 run this article in our monthly governance newsletter. We will happy to
 forward a copy of this publication to you at time of distribution. Again, we
 express gratitude for your kindness and sharing.


 Kindest Thoughts & Prayers in the name of Frédéric,

 Pam
 Membership & Technology Services Admin
 National Council of the United States
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From: Faustino Vicente
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 7:34 AM
To: USA Council
ubject: SSVP - BRAZIL




 
 Faustino Vicente – Consultant, Teacher and Lawyer – e-mail:
 faustino.vicente@uol.com.br - Phone number +55-114586.7426 – Address: Rua
 Jol Fuller, 72 – Centro – Jundiaí – São Paulo – Brasil


 THE BIBLE AND THE ORGANIZATIONAL CLIMATE

 * Faustino Vicente

 Requested, during one of our lectures, to suggest the reading of a special
 book dealing with concepts and practices about the organizational climate,
 we suggested the Bible – what caused a certain surprise – by the unequivocal
 perception of the wide scope and depth of this Christian bestseller – a
 legitimate handbook about quality of life.

 Vision, mission, values, principles, standards of behaviour and goals,
 elements which reached organizational status in the 20th Century, are found
 in detail in the Holy Scriptures.

 One of the first references can be found in the construction of Noah’s Ark.
 The works order came with all the technical specifications:

 “Make an ark of cyprus timbers.” (Genesis 6:14-16 MKJV).

 Nowadays, products and services are developed according to international
 technical specifications, whose certificates are true passports to the
 acceptance of enterprises in the global business field.

 Noah, within his managerial expertise, had the capacity to plan and
 organize, the tactical discipline to meet deadlines, the strength of
 character to ignore provocations from scoffers, and an acute perception of
 the characteristics and individual skills of his companions. He built a
 team, motivated it, allocated resources, established operational processes,
 distributed tasks, set up completion deadlines and managed the complete
 project. Noah was not an apostle of bureaucracy!

 Another historical character of the Bible is Joseph of Egypt – an
 outstanding administrator (Genesis 41:37-45) who can be compared to the
 Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of today. It was really remarkable the way
 Joseph administered the country during the “seven lean cows and seven fat
 cows” period, interpreted as years of plenty and years of famine (Genesis
 41:29,30). In terms of inter-personal relationships, Joseph’s life is one
 of the most moving and charming recorded in History.

 Moses’ slow and silent journey through the desert placed him in the gallery
 of people who added value to the management of human resources. Within his
 various challenges stands out the complexity of the task of attending to the
 needs of the thousands of Jews he led on the way to the Promised Land.

 The solution to the problem came from his father-in-law, Jethro, when he
 told him:(...)
 And make it easier for yourself, and they shall bear with you.”
(Exodus 18:19-22 MKJV)

 This was the start of the methodology of decentralization of power – the
 “Achilles Heel” of human activities. We react like democrats, but act like
 autocrats.

 This is the most devastating cause of demotivation of employees and
 premature loss of promising leaders. The organizational environment of
 companies depends, essentially, on a policy of human resources which
 consolidates the following practice: to give equal opportunities in order to
 allow employees to be able to show and develop their full potential. To
 question ideas, not individuals, is the most effective strategy to keep the
 indispensable “oxygenation” of the managerial process.

 We think that, if each one of us took more time to read, reflect and live
 more frequently the teachings of the Bible, we would live happier and
 prosperous lives. Believe it to see it!

 Faustino Vicente - Lawyer, Teacher and Consultant - e-mail;
 faustino.vicente@uol.com.br - 055-11- 4586.7426 – Jundiaí (Land of
 Grape) – Saint Paul – Brazil
 

Jornalismo com ética e solidariedade.