:?: :?: :?: :?: :?: Can any one tell me a clear difference between vission and mission.how can a mission leads to vission. :!:
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The closest i can get is A Vision is what the company aspires to be on a long term basis A mission are the numerous short term goals which when integrated would help the company achieve its vision
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but how a vission of a person differ from its mission.According to the situation and job the mission is changing then how its leads to achieve its vission
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No brother, the vision remains the same... only the mission changes but not significantly. You can't keep changing your visions. It would be like one train going to two different destinations.
Yes, but if your vision is short-term, then obviously it keeps changing. But it's considered "hilarious" to have short-term visions.
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Yes, but if your vision is short-term, then obviously it keeps changing. But it's considered "hilarious" to have short-term visions.
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Vision is for those who require specs, and mission is for those who don't. (Kidding)
The vision and mission of an individual vary. Vision is foresight; for example, Gandhi had a vision for Independence and his mission was the "Quit India Movement." Similarly, you can have a vision for a happy married life, and the mission could involve dating different people.
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The vision and mission of an individual vary. Vision is foresight; for example, Gandhi had a vision for Independence and his mission was the "Quit India Movement." Similarly, you can have a vision for a happy married life, and the mission could involve dating different people.
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Mission and vision are often confused and have been variously defined by commentators. The definitions provided by the most reputable sources as well as being the most common are:
Mission: the reason for the organization’s existence
Vision: the longer-term goals/objectives of the organization – where it wants to be in future
For example, a software development company may have the following mission and vision.
Mission: to provide cutting-edge software products to consumers at an affordable price
Vision: to release three new products within the next financial year
I trust this clarifies things.
Vicki Heath
Human Resources Software and Resources
http://www.businessperform.com
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Mission: the reason for the organization’s existence
Vision: the longer-term goals/objectives of the organization – where it wants to be in future
For example, a software development company may have the following mission and vision.
Mission: to provide cutting-edge software products to consumers at an affordable price
Vision: to release three new products within the next financial year
I trust this clarifies things.
Vicki Heath
Human Resources Software and Resources
http://www.businessperform.com
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Hi Shanath,
The vision of a company could be to become a very customer-friendly company. Its mission could be to provide complete customer satisfaction in its services. Vision is a larger picture of what you want your organization to be, while the mission is a way or ways to take you there.
Hope this makes it a little better.
Shanath
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The vision of a company could be to become a very customer-friendly company. Its mission could be to provide complete customer satisfaction in its services. Vision is a larger picture of what you want your organization to be, while the mission is a way or ways to take you there.
Hope this makes it a little better.
Shanath
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In simple terms, the vision of a company would mean how a company wants to be recognized (known/symbolized) in the marketplace, society, and by its workforce. Vision is formulated once and it is THE ONE that a company always strives to achieve and maintain.
Mission is all the bundle that goes into achieving its vision; it includes short and long-term goals, objectives, strategies, etc. These parameters change according to the situation but never deviate from the vision.
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Uma
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Mission is all the bundle that goes into achieving its vision; it includes short and long-term goals, objectives, strategies, etc. These parameters change according to the situation but never deviate from the vision.
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Uma
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Dear,
You may differentiate in Vision and mission statement like this:
Vision, as the word itself indicates, is the visualization of what a company wants to do. It has some material parameters like time period, clear definition of what to achieve, etc. For example, go through 4-5 vision statements of different companies for different industries.
Mission - You know the word missionary. The persons are devoted to some task, goal, vision. Mission is the basic constituent of the company. It does not change with time. Rather, all the operations of the company are for the fulfillment of this mission. It is the contribution of the company to society.
I will give you an example. For a hospital (a company), may have a mission of the health of all human beings, and its vision is treating 1000 patients for 6 different types of diseases per day or any similar statement. Mission is the life cause and vision is the path to achieve the same.
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You may differentiate in Vision and mission statement like this:
Vision, as the word itself indicates, is the visualization of what a company wants to do. It has some material parameters like time period, clear definition of what to achieve, etc. For example, go through 4-5 vision statements of different companies for different industries.
Mission - You know the word missionary. The persons are devoted to some task, goal, vision. Mission is the basic constituent of the company. It does not change with time. Rather, all the operations of the company are for the fulfillment of this mission. It is the contribution of the company to society.
I will give you an example. For a hospital (a company), may have a mission of the health of all human beings, and its vision is treating 1000 patients for 6 different types of diseases per day or any similar statement. Mission is the life cause and vision is the path to achieve the same.
Regards, Dr. Manisha
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Well in my own perspective,MISSION...establishes WHAT is your intended accomlishment. while VISION...is the HOW to realise the Big Picture.
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Now look at it this way. I think you have your answer by now, but just to make it easy, with an example:
Vision - To be among the top 5 producers in the world by 2020.
Mission - To break into the top 50 producers list in the world by 2007.
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Vision - To be among the top 5 producers in the world by 2020.
Mission - To break into the top 50 producers list in the world by 2007.
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Hi,
Vision refers to the category of intentions that are broad, all-encompassing, and forward-thinking. Based on this vision, a company designs a mission. A mission statement is an organization's vision translated into written form. The mission statement defines a limited number of strategic goals for a defined time dimension.
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Swati
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Vision refers to the category of intentions that are broad, all-encompassing, and forward-thinking. Based on this vision, a company designs a mission. A mission statement is an organization's vision translated into written form. The mission statement defines a limited number of strategic goals for a defined time dimension.
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Swati
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Hi,
I am having a slightly different view on Swati's view. Basically, we cannot say that Vision and Mission have to be dependent on each other. They may be related or unrelated as well. These statements represent altogether different attitudes of the same company. It is not the case that the mission is to give shape to the vision or vice versa. They are independent of each other and are related to the company as a whole.
I am using Infosys's mission and vision as an example:
Infosys' Vision:
"To be a globally respected corporation that provides best-of-breed business solutions, leveraging technology, delivered by best-in-class people."
Infosys' Mission Statement:
"To achieve our objectives in an environment of fairness, honesty, and courtesy towards our clients, employees, vendors, and society at large."
Most of the Pharma Companies have either of these statements on their websites.
These statements, along with the values, are basically elements of a company's bio-data. They serve as headings here and there. The words have the same meaning as objective, mission, vision, task, responsibilities, delegation, and authority on the face page of our bio-data.
The meaning and perception of these words differ from company to company and person to person.
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I am having a slightly different view on Swati's view. Basically, we cannot say that Vision and Mission have to be dependent on each other. They may be related or unrelated as well. These statements represent altogether different attitudes of the same company. It is not the case that the mission is to give shape to the vision or vice versa. They are independent of each other and are related to the company as a whole.
I am using Infosys's mission and vision as an example:
Infosys' Vision:
"To be a globally respected corporation that provides best-of-breed business solutions, leveraging technology, delivered by best-in-class people."
Infosys' Mission Statement:
"To achieve our objectives in an environment of fairness, honesty, and courtesy towards our clients, employees, vendors, and society at large."
Most of the Pharma Companies have either of these statements on their websites.
These statements, along with the values, are basically elements of a company's bio-data. They serve as headings here and there. The words have the same meaning as objective, mission, vision, task, responsibilities, delegation, and authority on the face page of our bio-data.
The meaning and perception of these words differ from company to company and person to person.
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Hi,
I am having a slightly different view on Swati's perspective. Basically, we cannot say that Vision and Mission have to be dependent on each other. They may be related or unrelated as well. These statements reflect different attitudes of the same company. It is not the case that the mission is to give shape to the vision or vice versa. They are independent of each other and are related to the company as a whole.
I am using Infosys's mission and vision as an example:
Infosys' Vision:
"To be a globally respected corporation that provides best-of-breed business solutions, leveraging technology, delivered by best-in-class people."
Infosys' Mission Statement:
"To achieve our objectives in an environment of fairness, honesty, and courtesy towards our clients, employees, vendors, and society at large."
Most of the Pharma Companies have either of these statements on their websites.
These statements, along with the values, are essentially elements of a company's bio-data. They serve as headings, with words carrying similar meanings like objective, mission, vision, task, responsibilities, delegation, and authority on the first page of our bio-data.
The interpretation and perception of these words vary from company to company and person to person.
Regards,
Dr. Manisha
From India, Mumbai
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I am having a slightly different view on Swati's perspective. Basically, we cannot say that Vision and Mission have to be dependent on each other. They may be related or unrelated as well. These statements reflect different attitudes of the same company. It is not the case that the mission is to give shape to the vision or vice versa. They are independent of each other and are related to the company as a whole.
I am using Infosys's mission and vision as an example:
Infosys' Vision:
"To be a globally respected corporation that provides best-of-breed business solutions, leveraging technology, delivered by best-in-class people."
Infosys' Mission Statement:
"To achieve our objectives in an environment of fairness, honesty, and courtesy towards our clients, employees, vendors, and society at large."
Most of the Pharma Companies have either of these statements on their websites.
These statements, along with the values, are essentially elements of a company's bio-data. They serve as headings, with words carrying similar meanings like objective, mission, vision, task, responsibilities, delegation, and authority on the first page of our bio-data.
The interpretation and perception of these words vary from company to company and person to person.
Regards,
Dr. Manisha
From India, Mumbai
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