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Monthly Buzz #25
May, 2004

Some Questions When Writing a Mission Statement

When creating your mission statement, consider:

What are your company’s history and traditions? How do they influence what you want to accomplish today and in the long term?

How do you characterize the management philosophy of the company? What input does management have in the direction of the company?

What distinguishes your company from all the other companies that perform the same service or function? How do you already surpass the competition? What can you do to continue surpassing them?

What goals are realistic when considering the available resources?

Where do you need to improve in order to beat the competition? What are your competitors doing that you can imitate and improve upon?

Answering these questions are a good start to creating a strong mission statement.

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