Guiding principles are precepts that guide an organization throughout its life in all circumstances, irrespective of change in its goal, strategies, type of work, or the top of management. Knowing it or not people use these in their everyday life. From information that was learned about Benjamin Franklin’s life and the passages that were read written by him, there are two main guiding principles used by Franklin, trustworthiness and respect.
Trustworthiness can be used in a variety of different definitions, but its main context is the ability to be relied on as honest. In The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, “ They took me in, and as there was no wind and rowed all the way.” This quote is significant because the boatman are taking
Trustworthiness can be used in a variety of different definitions, but its main context is the ability to be relied on as honest. In The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, “ They took me in, and as there was no wind and rowed all the way.” This quote is significant because the boatman are taking