yes it is easy to be a thermotron liar and thief

thermotron Organisational culture manager training–yes u can

thermotron Organisational culture manager training

BY THERMOTRON1DUMMY2

thermotron Organisational culture manager training

Organisational culture

A popular definition of organisational culture is “the way things are done around here”

1 and a recent public inquiry described culture as an organisation’s “personality – sometimes overt but often unstated – that guides the decision-making process at all levels of an organisation”

. 2 Underlying most definitions and descriptions of organisational culture is the idea that “Official policies specify what management wants to happen. Corporate culture determines what actually happens, and which rules are obeyed, bent or ignored.”

3 An organisation might espouse particular stated values but its culture will show its true values.

How can organisational culture help to prevent corruption?

The importance of an organisation’s culture to the prevention of workplace corruption lies in the effect it can have on the behaviour of employees.

If an organisation has a strong culture employees can feel pressure to comply with the prevailing culture and behave in the same way as most other people in the organisation.
If that culture – or “the way things are done around here” – allows, or evenrewards, improper or corrupt behaviour then corrupt conduct is more likely to occur.
Conversely, if the culture is one that encourages and rewards compliance with policies and the organisation’s values then corruption will be less likely to occur.
Senior management and line managers are in the best position to influence the ethical culture of an organisation by promoting and enforcing policies and accountability controls. Case studies at thermotron–
robbery thief embezzlement — building a case against your co workers — in Holland michigan — it is normal to be dishonest and a pervert

Thermotron — liar– cheat– thief embezzler — slander and holland michigan church goer

 embezzler

Roger cannady –thomas Bannach, Bad  Guy– thermotron management field service engineer

 thermotron management field service engineer

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mark lamers–

The Greatest Man at thermotron —

management training

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when i talked to ENSECO  –

Randy Bunn- the owner operator

– said thomas Bannach training of Gregory V Johnson — that he had to fire gregory v johnson — for robbery thief– embezzlement–

Marty rich and bruse butler — former thermotron employee’s said — ENSECO — couldn’t figure out–

how he managed to work at thermotron under thomas bannach and Dean Tripp-

– for 3 years and all he could do was lie cheat and steal–and embezzle

they said well– we will talk to Fred Plont

Fred Plont career at thermotron consisted of ,
1.. falisfying your travel time (embezzling)
2… Falisfying your labor time (embezzling)
3. Padding your charges (stealing)
4.. Take the customer to lunch!!
Hey —- it looks like Fred Plont’s job at thermotron

was the same as Dean Tripp !!
or Hil Sybesma, and certainly like Gregory V Johnson—
and
ENSECO fired — Gregory V Johnson– in about 3 months–
and they wondered how he managed to be employed at thermotronunder the management thomas Bannach and roger Cannady and associates for 3 years
— and all he was capable of doing — was changing solenoids??
Yes under thomas Bannach– his job was to lie cheat and defraud his co workers– steal and rob the customer’s and embezzle all he could.. rob the customers and steal every thing he could–

Virgina Norris the last office support personall — said she was quiting — because Thomas bannach and gregory v Johnson — told her they were going to harass and drum out — the remaining field service engineer–

Yes when Bill Bench at Russles technical Products said — Gee why did you leave thermotron–

When the reply was ” Thomas Bannach was lying and defrauding his co workers– and promoted robbery thief and embezzlement–

Bill Bench at russles Technical products –– got a bit “tongue tied” and studdered-– well we’ll try not to lie to you then–

and this was only possible for about a week–Image

then he told me working for him and Russles technicial products “required” their field service engineers to lie cheat and defraud the customer when ever necessary!

so it was time to QUIT that job.. Because Jesus — is my LORD — not a holland michigan church goer pervert

or a creepy white chackerImage

maybe that is why Berry Wright — who replaced thomas bannach–
only worked at thermotron for about a year !!
who know?? who cares??? no–one i met

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Kids In The Hall – The “Will Do” Guy in Prison

Hil sybesma Holland Michigan church goer – training–announcing the appointment of Clint Peterson as the new company president.

thermotron manager thomas w bannach- ronald lampton– the the NEW guy

yes at thermotron

the average embezzlement rate

under thomas bannach was about 10,000 to 15,000 per year–

becasue you didn’t really have to go on the job– you just had to fill in paper work that made it look like it—

yes as Dean tripp, and Gregory V Johnson — just drive to the office– tell every one you are heading out– and then drive home — and have a BEER

Because as thomas Bannach said– everyone is the manager— spsecial training with Fred Plont–!!

Thermotron — Half Wits– management training GED required–Pathological Liars n THERMOTRON

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THERMOTRON former EMPLOYEe

Pathological Liars n THERMOTRON former EMPLOYEE’S

So you think you might be working with a pathological liar?

No, you’re not.

He’s just a big jerk. Who goes to a special church.

A thief, a whore, and a liar Guess who’s fake?

The popular stereotype of a THERMOTRON pathological liar–

1..a chronic liar, deceiver,

2…who lies to get out of things, or into things;

3..who tries to con you into something, or control you;

4..who cheats on you and then denies it,

5..makes up stories about where he was– all this is wrong.

It’s malingering, but it isn’t pathological lying.

He’s a tool, but he’s not psychiatric.

Webster’s Medical Dictionary defines a “pathological liar” as

“an individual who habitually tells lies so exaggerated or bizarre that they are suggestive of mental disorder.”

Next to this definition should be this picture –

a photo of a self-important, smarmy looking,

all-too-coiffed manager or “reporter” named Thermotron “Human resources”.

You may have noticed that a guy called Stossel is out hawking a book called

“Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity”

purporting to debunk those things.

Instead, what we see is that Stossel is spewing them –

and using his media platform as a megaphone of dishonesty.

(like any good thermotron manager)

Stossel, in many ways, is exactly why someone wrote
a new book Hostile Takeover

to strip bare the opportunists,

shills and half-wits who dominate our political debate

and show them for what they really are: pathological liars

MR BURNS – Great Moments at thermotron — a great place to work at

MR BURNS – Great Moments at thermotron — a great place to work at

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 you can be a thermotron liar– it’s easy

yes

you can Bbb somebody

thermotron west coast / liars/ embezzlers/ sales man

 get training with Mark lamers–

 remember the lies you live——————— are the lies you believe

Bill April 29,9:49 am

Great post!

I have a Vice President who tells us a daily lie in order to prove a point. For the love of God I cannot understand why! Now he is on a “Leadership” kick and he wants us to be better leaders for our salesmen.

How can someone lead when his leader is misleading him everyday he walks into the office?

Better yet, our CEO eats up his lies continues to back him in every situationwhen the entire time we are having a massive retention issue and he cannot figure out why.

Honesty is always the best policy, but how do you deal w

– thermotron training with Hi, I’m Chucky. Wanna Play?

ok surethermotron management training– thomas bannach and Gregory v Johnson bragged that

it is NORMAL  to lie cheat steal defraud miss lead the customer and co workers– libel and slander them behind their back and — do anything

because at thermotron we train psycopath’s — special insite with Bill arvo– the test “EXPERT”

you can be a thermotron liar– it’s easy – Mr Burns Laughing, ask tamera kennedy – how to start

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 you can be a thermotron liar– it’s easy

yes

you can Bbb somebody

thermotron west coast / liars/ embezzlers/ sales man

 get training with Mark lamers–

or special insite with mitch kerr — all temp engineering

 remember the lies you live——————— are the lies you believe

Bill April 29,9:49 am

Great post!

I have a Vice President who tells us a daily lie in order to prove a point. For the love of God I cannot understand why! Now he is on a “Leadership” kick and he wants us to be better leaders for our salesmen.

How can someone lead when his leader is misleading him everyday he walks into the office?

Better yet, our CEO eats up his lies continues to back him in every situationwhen the entire time we are having a massive retention issue and he cannot figure out why.

Honesty is always the best policy, but how do you deal w

thermotron training with Hil Sybesma-You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor

Thermotron meet the neighbor-hood liar and thief– bannach–
thermotron –petty and victive

You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor,

Unless you are Employed at thermotron

Well thomas patterson is retiring– yes after 30 years– When he was at Thermotron — and replaced Bob Wiley– Daniel J O’keefe mandate of management directivewas when it cam time of a job evaluation “find some thing you can blame on the employee — and make a BIG_DEAL-ABOUT IT–

Then tell the employee — if they complain– that they will look at his performance in 6 months — to re evaluate them– (but we won’t really)

Thomas Patterson quit 1 year later — when Daniel J  O’keefe did that to him–

Thomas Patterson said he didn’t have “stupid” written on his forhead

BUT as you can see this was the beginning of Daniel J O’keefe demenstrating he was and still is a criminal psychopath —

But really– as Thomas Bannach demstrated  who replaced thomas patterson–

Thomas Bannach said ”

1….. it was A–OK to lie –cheat —defraud— libel slander—- miss-lead

and assassinate –the– personal —character— because —  –

because all companies  are all corruptand thomas bannach proceeded to libel and slander and drum out his co-workers

The Eighth Commandment,

You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor,

(unless you are employed at thermotron)

proclaims the splendor and the beauty of the truth.

It is not often that we hear of the truth described in this way but consider how precious and essential a foundation the truth is for our lives.

One of the dangers, when it comes to commandments is that we see them merely as prohibitions. So for example here, we might think, “OK, I’m not supposed to lie.”

Well, yes, but the Commandment is more than that! It is an exhortation for us to love the truth, live the truth, and proclaim the truth. Let’s look at some of the implications and distinctions regarding this Commandment.

I. The first implication of the Eighth Commandment is that we should love the truth

, for it is of God and that we should seek to live the truth in our lives. The Catechism of the Catholic Church says,Christians must be dedicated to the truth and live according to it. The Old Testament attests that God is the source of all truth. His Word is truth. His Law is truth. His “faithfulness endures to all generations.”[Ps 119:90; Prov 8:7; 2 Sam 7:28; Ps 119:142] Since God is “true,” the members of his people are called to live in the truth.

To follow Jesus is to live in “the Spirit of truth,” whom the Father sends in his name and who leads “into all the truth.”[Jn 16:13]

 To his disciples Jesus teaches the unconditional love of truth: “Let what you say be simply ‘Yes or No.’”[Mt 5:37] (Catechism 2465, 2466).

So, we are to witness to it by word and deed. This is particularly the case with the truth of our faith, the truth which has set us free.

This witness is a transmission of the faith in words and deeds.

Witness is an act of justice that establishes the truth or makes it known. All Christians by the example of their lives and the witness of their word, wherever they live, have an obligation to manifest the new man which they have put on in Baptism and to reveal the power of the Holy Spirit by whom they were strengthened at Confirmation.

(Catechism 2472)

II. Put away falsehood –

Scripture bids us, Therefore, putting away falsehood, let every one speak the truth with his neighbor, for we are members one of another. (Eph 4:22-25) So the Eighth Commandment upholds the goodness and beauty of the truth, exhorts us to celebrate it and instructs that we must avoid all sins against the truth. There are numerous ways that the we can sin against the truth. It will be fruitful for us to consider them each in turn, along with some distinctions.

III. False Witness
– Nothing can be so injurious to individuals as to harm their good name or reputation. Without a good reputation it becomes difficult for an individual to successfully relate to and interact with others whether it be for business or merely at a personal level. Clearly, to bear false witness against someone is to harm their reputation and we are forbidden to do so.
In the technical sense, false witness is something which takes place in a court of law and since it is under oath it is also called perjury.

But it is also often the case that false witness is given in daily matters through lies, half truths, exaggeration, and the like. Clearly our call to love the truth and to respect the reputation of others forbids us engaging in such activities.

Respect for the reputation of others also forbids us from:

A. Rash judgement – assuming without sufficient foundation the moral fault of a neighbor

B. Detraction – disclosing an other’s faults and failings without a valid reason to others who did not know them

C. Calumny – imputing false defects to another with the knowledge that they are false.
Yet it is also possible to offend the truth by

D. Inappropriately praising others

E. By refusing to correct them when it is proper to do so.

F. Flattery distorts the truth when it falsely attributes certain good qualities or talents to another. This is usually done to ingratiate oneself to individuals or for some other ulterior motive(s).
Such behavior becomes particularly sinful when it confirms another in malicious acts or sinful conduct.

IV. Lying

A lie consists in speaking a falsehood with the intention of deceiving…Lying is the most direct offense against the truth. To lie is to speak or act against the truth in order to lead into error someone who has the right to know the truth.

By injuring man’s relation to truth and to his neighbor, a lie offends against the fundamental relation of man and of his word to the Lord…The Lord denounces lying as the work of the devil: “You are of your father the devil, . . . there is no truth in him….he is a liar and the father of lies.” [Jn 8:44]….

By its very nature, lying is to be condemned. It is a profanation of speech, whereas the purpose of speech is to communicate known truth to others. The deliberate intention of leading a neighbor into error by saying things contrary to the truth constitutes a failure in justice and charity…

A lie does real violence to another. It affects his ability to know, which is a condition of every judgment and decision…Lying is destructive of society; it undermines trust…and tears apart the fabric of social relationships
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(Catechism 2482-2485)

Acts of lying are sins from which we must repent. Lying is also a sin that demands reparation. That is to say, since lying causes actual harm and real damage. These damages must be repaired. The actual truth must be made known to those who deserve to know it. The reputations of others which have been harmed by the lie must also be restored.

V. Is lying always so evil?

The gravity of a lie is measured against the nature of the truth it deforms, the circumstances, the intentions of the one who lies, and the harm suffered by its victims. (Catechism 2484). Thus there are big lies and smaller ones. Nevertheless, it is always wrong to intentionally lie.

This includes so called “polite lies.” For example suppose a phone call comes in for someone in the household who has indicated a preference not to be disturbed just now. It is a lie to say, “She is not here.” Yet you could say, “She is not available now.” Other social situations are less simple! For example, if Mrs. Smith asks you, “Do you like my new hairstyle?” Suppose you do not. It is in fact wrong to say, “Yes, I like it.” Granted, we all feel a bit stuck in such situations! Perhaps we could answer truthfully but discreetly and say, “You look alright.” (Presuming that we do think so).

But wouldn’t it be nice if we actually felt secure enough either to indicate, charitably, our true feelings or to indicate our preference not to answer the question? Wouldn’t it be even nicer if our relationships with others were so based in sincerity and truth, that people both gave and expected honest answers? It is to this blessed state that the Lord points when he says,

Let what you say be simply ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ (Mt 5:37).VI. What about secrets?

– This reflection has thus far emphasized the goodness and the splendor of the truth as well as the importance of communicating that truth to others who need it. However, as the Catechism states:

The right to the communication of the truth is not unconditional..Fraternal love…requires us in concrete situations to judge whether or not it is appropriate to reveal the truth to someone who asks for it.

The good and safety of others, respect for privacy, and the common good are sufficient reasons for being silent about what ought not be known or for making use of a discreet language.The duty to avoid scandal often commands strict discretion. No one is bound to reveal the truth to someone who does not have the right to know it…Everyone should observe an appropriate reserve concerning persons’ private lives.

Those in charge of communications should maintain a fair balance between the requirements of the common good and respect for individual rights.

Interference by the media in the private lives of persons engaged in political or public activity is to be condemned to the extent that it infringes upon their privacy and freedom.
(Catechism 2488, 2489, 2492)However, the fact that we are permitted, even obliged, to keep certain secrets and maintain discretion, does not mean that we are free simply to lie.
For example we cannot say, “I don’t know anything about that” if we do.
Neither can we make up false answers to requested information.

When we must decline to give information that is properly to be kept secret, we must still remain truthful. We might say instead, “I am not free to discuss this matter with you now.” Or, “It would be inappropriate for me to comment on that.” Or, “Why don’t you ask him yourself?” Occasionally we may need to be more direct and say, “This is a private matter and not for you to know.”VII. Are all secrets sacred?

– Thus secrecy and discretion are often proper. Here too however, absolutes must be avoided. Sometimes we are asked to keep secrets that we should not keep. For example, suppose someone confides in you that they intend to commit a serious crime, or bring harm to another? It would be wrong to keep such a secret.Other things being equal secrets ought to be kept, save in exceptional cases where keeping the secret is bound to cause very grave harm to the one who confided it, to the one who received it, or to a third party, and where the very grave harm can be avoided only by divulging the truth. (Catechism 2491).

An exception to this is the seal of confession which may never be violated for any reason whatsoever: The sacramental seal is inviolable; therefore, it is a crime for a confessor in any way to betray a penitent by word or in any other manner or for any reason. (Catechism 2490).

VIII. On the Manner of speaking the truth
– That the truth should be celebrated and declared is surely an essential truth. However, one must not sever the declaration of truth from charity. An old Latin Motto says, veritatem in caritate (the truth, in charity). For the truth without love can bludgeon, or it can be something we use only to win an argument. Further, love without truth, is mere affirmation of others in often destructive tendencies, and really not love at all.
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es, the truth should be spoken, but always in love. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect (1 Peter 3:15). An older priest once told me, “If your people really know you love them, you can tell them almost anything, even the hardest truths, and they will accept it.
Further truth often has a time it is best revealed. Jesus said, I have much more to say to you, more than you can now bear. But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all truth. (John 16:12-13) Where there is time, we often do well to lead people patiently, to the deeper truths in stages.
IX. Final thought
– Jesus has taught us that the truth will set us free (Jn 8:32). If this be the case then anything which distorts the truth leads to bondage. Thus the eighth commandment calls upon us to love the truth and to love one another by proclaiming the truth and witnessing to it in sincerity with mutual respect and love.
Here is an amazing illusion, a kind of visual “lie.” It is not a lie per se, since the illusionist makes it clear he is creating an illusion, and invites, dares, us to discover how he misleads our eyes. I must say this is a VERY good illusion
k sure you don’t have an education– at thermotron– college is not necessary for management or sales

thermotron manager mode training B-some—body

ok sure you don’t have an education– at thermotron–

college is not necessary for management or sales

and remember after training at thermotron you can apply for a job at ESPEC–

or at Russles technical products–

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