Community In Business
The Amish are certainly involved in business, but they do so in a humane manner. The Amish establish a large number of successful firms, and their enterprises have a high rate of survival. For example, competitors will assist one another. A person who has started a farm-produce business may be able to assist another prospective business owner by teaching them the ropes of the industry. Despite the fact that they would become competitors, community triumphs over the selfishness that would otherwise devour normal society.
Community In Business
Ownership Stakes
Naturally, this is not true for every Amish firm, but it is true for some of them: there are opportunities for Amish employees to obtain ownership stakes in their companies. They will be able to take a genuine cut of the profits in this manner. The Amish are well aware that their families require a certain amount of wealth in order to live a healthy existence, and as previously said, community achievement takes precedence above individual success.
Ownership Stakes
