Biblical Principles of Being an Employee in Contemporary Organizations by Unbekannt -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Contents Chapter 1: Preface

References

Introduction Person-Environment Fit Obedience Diligent Respectful Organizational Citizenship Behaviors: ‘Extra Mile Service’

Altruism Conscientiousness Sportsmanship Courtesy Civic Virtue Emotional Intelligence

Deep Acting in Emotional Labor Empathy

Active Listening Mindfulness

Empower Your Manager Being Engaged in the Workplace

References

Chapter 3: Ethical Behavior from the Old Testament

Introduction Ethics from the Ten Commandments Ethics from Proverbs Micro-Level Ethical Behaviors: Organizational Code of Ethics References

Chapter 4: Galatians 6:1–10: Caring for Other Employees—To a Point

Introduction Help One Another Do Not Boast of Who, or How, You Served Another References

Introduction Mentoring Discipling Akoloutheo A Biblical Example of What to Do When the Akoloutheo Relationship Does Not Go Well References

Chapter 6: Parable of the Talents: Integrity, Credibility, and Accountability

Introduction Integrity Credibility Accountability

Acknowledge That You Are Accountable Acknowledge That All Behavior Will Be Known by Others Acknowledge That All Choices Have Consequences

Conclusion References

Chapter 7: Sabbath, Selah, and Fallow Ground: God’s Design to Keep Our Focus on Him

Introduction Origin of Sabbath Rest What Is Sabbath? Sabbath in the New Testament Shift from Saturday to Sunday The Application of Sabbath to Leadership Selah Fallow Ground Conclusion References

Chapter 8: Preparing Versus Planning

Introduction Examples from Scripture

Moses Planned Samuel Prepared David Prepared Peter Prepared Paul Prepared Examples of Planning for Projects from Scripture

Career Planning Career Preparation References

Chapter 9: Conclusion Index