An organization (or organisation — see spelling differences) is a social group which distributes tasks for a collective goal. The word itself is derived from the Greek word organon, itself derived from the better-known word ergon - as we know `organ` - and it means a compartment for a particular job.
"Our people are our most important asset." You’ve heard these words many
 times, if you work in an organization. Yet how many organizations act 
as if they really believe these words? Not many. These words are the 
clear expression of a value, and values are visible through the actions 
people take, not their talk. 
Values form the foundation for everything that happens in your 
workplace. If you are the founder of an organization, your values 
permeate the workplace. You naturally hire people who share your values.
 Whatever you value, will largely govern the actions of your workforce
Great leaders are always looking around the corner, identifying emerging
 trends and potential opportunities, and then are seeking ways to taken 
advantage of these for the betterment of the business. They are raising 
the bar--driving the performance of their organization and their people 
to the next level.
Value your Employee
 If you value and care about the people in your organization, you will 
pay for health insurance, dental insurance, retirement accounts and 
provide regular raises and bonuses for dedicated staff. If you value 
equality and a sense of family, you will wipe out the physical trappings
 of power, status, and inequality such as executive parking places and 
offices that grow larger by a foot with every promotion.
I strongly believe that the value of a group, organization or a company is determined by that of its members or employees,in other words their "POWER!" 
