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<title>Re^18: * Vision and Mission * from Andreas Geppert (02 Nov 2009, 2:44 pm) in group "Strategy and Tac ..."</title>
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<description>Dear Markus, &quot;vista&quot; might be important for the recipients of a &quot;vision&quot; or &quot;mission&quot; giving them an explanation and descripition of direction, sense and maybe value, too. &quot;Neboulous&quot; and &quot;fabulous&quot; are probably less appropriate words to describe a &quot;mission&quot;. I meant that a &quot;vision&quot; doesn't describe the way how to realize an idea or how to reach a goal as clear and transparent as a &quot;mission.&quot; Referring to happiness research I already wrote an article about this topic in the Forum &quot;Strategy&quot; on ...</description>
<author>Andreas Geppert &lt;en-support@xing.com></author>
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