"A good and faithful judge always prefers the honorable to the expedient."
Horace
1st century BC Latin poet
Substitute any number of adjectives for "honorable" and this works in many situations.
Accurate, correct, fair, efficient, timely, effective, etc.
All and more like them, qualities we should emphasize in business more than expedient.
But it doesn't work in today's business environment where speed is the number 1 priority.
ReplyDeleteBut should it ("speed") be Franklin?
ReplyDeleteIs something not done correctly really done?