This document discusses how to be the best team player through hard work, passion, commitment, and continuous self-improvement. It emphasizes sharing positive energy to boost morale, communicating and connecting with teammates, and being open to feedback to strengthen bonds and make the entire team better.
The document discusses the six core values that guide the actions of Affect Partners: authenticity, resourcefulness, commitment, optimism, conscientiousness, and happiness. It states that values are timeless and give significance to people's lives, reflected in their priorities and leadership actions. Each value is then described in one to two sentences.
If you are looking for community-oriented professional life coaching network, then you can’t get much better than Life Coach Library. We understand how important it is to build better communities in our neighborhoods.
Katie Kurty is committed to excellence in work ethic, enthusiasm, and success. She remains upbeat and positive in difficult times, and has learned to adapt and improve her skills in organization and time management. Kurty believes in collaboration and teamwork, and that sharing ideas and leadership is important for an organization's growth and success. She wants to work for a business that challenges her to grow and succeed in a non-stagnant position.
This document discusses empowerment and leadership. It defines empowerment as giving responsibility and power to employees rather than supervisors. Empowerment requires participation in decision making, working as a team, and viewing work as a challenge rather than a burden. Leadership requires encouraging and motivating employees through dedication, persistence, and the ability to convince others. While leaders face pressure, they must also maintain a balanced personal and professional life.
This document discusses redefining engagement in the workplace. It argues that true engagement comes from within - choosing to include ideas and actions that are important to us and that serve our own success and well-being. When we engage with our work in a way that prioritizes our health, values, and goals, we can better engage with life overall and find satisfaction in our involvement. The key is engaging through positive visualization of ideal actions and emotions, rather than external factors like a company's needs.
The document discusses key business features that leaders should focus on, including creating a culture of open thinking, fostering a safe work environment, leading change effectively, acting with integrity, and clear communication. It emphasizes that leaders must allow new ideas without punishment, challenge the status quo to further goals, and communicate passionately.
Core Value Management is a strategy used by over 90% of top Korean companies to align employee mindsets toward a shared mission, vision, and core values. It involves defining the company's reason for existing through its mission, the future goal or direction through its vision, and the principles that guide decisions through its values. Implementing Core Value Management takes an average of 2 years but results in a more cohesive culture and stronger ethical management as employees adopt a common mindset and goal.
This document discusses how to be the best team player through hard work, passion, commitment, and continuous self-improvement. It emphasizes sharing positive energy to boost morale, communicating and connecting with teammates, and being open to feedback to strengthen bonds and make the entire team better.
The document discusses the six core values that guide the actions of Affect Partners: authenticity, resourcefulness, commitment, optimism, conscientiousness, and happiness. It states that values are timeless and give significance to people's lives, reflected in their priorities and leadership actions. Each value is then described in one to two sentences.
If you are looking for community-oriented professional life coaching network, then you can’t get much better than Life Coach Library. We understand how important it is to build better communities in our neighborhoods.
Katie Kurty is committed to excellence in work ethic, enthusiasm, and success. She remains upbeat and positive in difficult times, and has learned to adapt and improve her skills in organization and time management. Kurty believes in collaboration and teamwork, and that sharing ideas and leadership is important for an organization's growth and success. She wants to work for a business that challenges her to grow and succeed in a non-stagnant position.
This document discusses empowerment and leadership. It defines empowerment as giving responsibility and power to employees rather than supervisors. Empowerment requires participation in decision making, working as a team, and viewing work as a challenge rather than a burden. Leadership requires encouraging and motivating employees through dedication, persistence, and the ability to convince others. While leaders face pressure, they must also maintain a balanced personal and professional life.
This document discusses redefining engagement in the workplace. It argues that true engagement comes from within - choosing to include ideas and actions that are important to us and that serve our own success and well-being. When we engage with our work in a way that prioritizes our health, values, and goals, we can better engage with life overall and find satisfaction in our involvement. The key is engaging through positive visualization of ideal actions and emotions, rather than external factors like a company's needs.
The document discusses key business features that leaders should focus on, including creating a culture of open thinking, fostering a safe work environment, leading change effectively, acting with integrity, and clear communication. It emphasizes that leaders must allow new ideas without punishment, challenge the status quo to further goals, and communicate passionately.
Core Value Management is a strategy used by over 90% of top Korean companies to align employee mindsets toward a shared mission, vision, and core values. It involves defining the company's reason for existing through its mission, the future goal or direction through its vision, and the principles that guide decisions through its values. Implementing Core Value Management takes an average of 2 years but results in a more cohesive culture and stronger ethical management as employees adopt a common mindset and goal.
The document discusses how to build and operate a successful team. It identifies four pillars for building a successful team: having a common purpose and shared goals; developing individual skills; creating synergetic harmony; and keeping a positive focus with recognition. It emphasizes clear communication, participation, and flexibility. The document provides advice on forming a team, overcoming challenges, and formulas for an effective team.
Are you ready to build a Core Value Proposition?Jack G Hardy
A new and powerful concept came forth when two established concepts were merged: Core Values and Value Proposition. The Core Value Proposition makes use of five key words to help create a powerful statement of your own core values. Then, a simple, easy to use 4-step planning process uses your core values to test and confirm a unique customer oriented business model, a solution to your business planning and development.
Learn more about this dynamic process -- the Core Value Proposition -- from its author Jack G Hardy.
Team bonding activities for a positive environmentJohn Henry
Team bonding activities aim to generate awareness of team spirit and commitment to shared goals. When applied correctly, these activities help develop strong interpersonal skills and bind team members together. The engaging activities must unite team members to attain a common goal by harnessing an understanding of their shared commitment. Properly planned activities can improve team performance, making each member more alert and acting as true team players. There are different types of bonding activities that can ensure team effectiveness when chosen to suit the specific team.
Core values are guiding principles for an organization's conduct and behavior. The document lists the core values of an unnamed company as commitment to excellence, openness, fairness and trust, customer focus, and team spirit. It then provides examples of practices that fulfill each value, such as continuous adaptation, asking for help, and treating people equally. Guidelines are given for effectively implementing the values, such as demonstration by top management, widespread communication, and reviewing progress.
The document discusses the goal and process of LEAD Today coaching. The goal is to help clients succeed by finding what God wants them to do and doing it. The coaching process is a continual cycle of learning, encouraging, achieving, and dreaming. It involves establishing goals and priorities, creating plans to achieve goals, taking action, celebrating successes, and dreaming of future opportunities to help others. When followed faithfully, this process has proven positive results by revealing areas for improvement and steps to live out one's God-given purpose.
Everyone of us can be a leader, but not all of us can be a true one. So, what defines a true leader? What are the characteristics that he needs to possess?
The major responsibilities of a CEO include implementing the organization's vision and strategy, hiring and evaluating senior management, and creating a winning team to achieve goals. As the leader, the CEO's role is to assemble an experienced team that challenges each other to determine the best decisions and to pursue innovation. An effective CEO builds trust within the team by taking responsibility for failures, seeking input from team members, and supporting organizational changes that emphasize teamwork and accountability.
Joyful Leadership is a leadership consultancy that specializes in executive coaching, leadership development, creativity workshops, and psychometric assessments to help organizations improve performance. Their approach focuses on developing passionate, purpose-driven leadership that serves stakeholders and enables high performance. They help clients align leadership, values, and culture to achieve growth, innovation, and business success through measurable key performance indicators.
This document discusses leadership and creating a world-class company. It begins by stating that traditional leadership is dead but influence is not. It then discusses the company's vision, core values of teamwork, communication, excellence, honesty, trust, pride, loyalty, creativity, and community contribution. It lists some brand names the company sells and details it has 9 locations, 1800 associates, and $4 billion in revenue. The document then discusses why traditional leadership is dead and provides 10 questions for leaders to help their leadership come alive, focusing on being a chief meaning officer, understanding the business, slowing down to speed up, knowing competitive advantages, understanding change will happen, advising yourself, having authentic happiness, holding yourself accountable, investing in
We recently defined our core values, in an effort to identify what makes our environment so special. We ended up with four core values we believe tell the story of who we are and want to continue to be as we continue to scale.
Born leader - Made leader by Angelita LopezAngelita Lopez
The document discusses the key attributes of having a powerful personal presence as a leader, including authenticity, confidence, positivity, mutual respect, and trust. It describes how authenticity comes from having strong values and clarity of identity. Confidence requires believing in oneself and persevering through failures. Leaders must demonstrate positivity and motivate through their own example. They should also promote mutual respect among differences and encourage open communication. Building trust and integrity is important for positive interactions with team members. Practicing these attributes daily can help leaders respond well to both internal and external customers and empower their employees.
This document summarizes research on employee motivation at Forward Digital Consultancy. It defines motivation and discusses major motivation theories including Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Herzberg's two-factor theory, and Vroom's expectancy theory. The document also describes a survey of 40 Forward Digital employees, their responses to questions on factors that influence motivation, and limitations of the study. Key recommendations include improving salary satisfaction, strengthening performance evaluation and recognition programs, and making jobs more challenging.
The document discusses qualities and responsibilities of effective leadership. It emphasizes that leaders must put people first, develop and communicate a shared vision, and build trust through strong relationships, character and communication. Effective leaders also focus on continuous learning and growth, serve their team with humility, and inspire others through positivity and by staying true to their philosophy during challenges.
Raed, a 32-year-old financial manager, has been experiencing irritability, anxiety, declining performance, headaches and fatigue for the last 6 months as he is suffering from burnout due to overstress at work. Burnout is a state of physical and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged workplace stress that can lead to frustration, poor performance and health issues like headaches. Joining group therapy for burnout can help people manage burnout by providing tools to promote happiness, satisfaction and improved work performance through self-care.
Enhancing the Employee Experience; Uncovering and Hard-Wiring the Authentic Core Values in Your Organization. In this webinar HR professionals will learn the difference between accidental, generic, price of admission, aspirational, “window dressing” and truly authentic core values that are used every-day to make decisions in their organizations. Values that are truly “core” represent the true and real culture of the organization often not the values noted on the website like “transparent” “collaborative” and those that are all to often forgotten. How can an HR team uncover the core values and create change management initiatives that will drive the culture an organization seeks?
This document provides guidance on how to help others become successful and develop a winning team. It discusses that a winning team (1) plays to win, takes risks, keeps improving, and cares about each other; (2) has unity of purpose rather than uniformity; and (3) realizes that others can help them do better than alone. It also outlines three key areas to develop a winning team: hiring top quality staff by considering references, qualities, and talent+interest+values; firing promptly and directly; and inspiring through continual growth, teamwork, and leadership development.
The document outlines the core values that guide the Finance & Administration team: Alignment, Collaboration, Service, Transparency, Efficiency & Effectiveness, Credibility, Responsiveness, Quality, Accountability, and Respect. It provides descriptions of each value and how the team upholds them. The values are meant to support the organization's mission and priorities. The team is committed to excellence and providing value-added service in a proactive, flexible, and efficient manner to help the organization achieve success.
At Modern Message our values are not about words, they’re about actions.
They represent how we see the world, the qualities that we look for in candidates, in promoting our own employees, etc…
The document discusses how a leader's energy, love, and passion impacts the culture of an organization. It states that a leader's optimism and vision are important for inspiring employees, but that building trust and engaging relationships are also necessary to achieve goals. It emphasizes nurturing culture, communicating positively, and showing appreciation to employees.
The document discusses how to build and operate a successful team. It identifies four pillars for building a successful team: having a common purpose and shared goals; developing individual skills; creating synergetic harmony; and keeping a positive focus with recognition. It emphasizes clear communication, participation, and flexibility. The document provides advice on forming a team, overcoming challenges, and formulas for an effective team.
Are you ready to build a Core Value Proposition?Jack G Hardy
A new and powerful concept came forth when two established concepts were merged: Core Values and Value Proposition. The Core Value Proposition makes use of five key words to help create a powerful statement of your own core values. Then, a simple, easy to use 4-step planning process uses your core values to test and confirm a unique customer oriented business model, a solution to your business planning and development.
Learn more about this dynamic process -- the Core Value Proposition -- from its author Jack G Hardy.
Team bonding activities for a positive environmentJohn Henry
Team bonding activities aim to generate awareness of team spirit and commitment to shared goals. When applied correctly, these activities help develop strong interpersonal skills and bind team members together. The engaging activities must unite team members to attain a common goal by harnessing an understanding of their shared commitment. Properly planned activities can improve team performance, making each member more alert and acting as true team players. There are different types of bonding activities that can ensure team effectiveness when chosen to suit the specific team.
Core values are guiding principles for an organization's conduct and behavior. The document lists the core values of an unnamed company as commitment to excellence, openness, fairness and trust, customer focus, and team spirit. It then provides examples of practices that fulfill each value, such as continuous adaptation, asking for help, and treating people equally. Guidelines are given for effectively implementing the values, such as demonstration by top management, widespread communication, and reviewing progress.
The document discusses the goal and process of LEAD Today coaching. The goal is to help clients succeed by finding what God wants them to do and doing it. The coaching process is a continual cycle of learning, encouraging, achieving, and dreaming. It involves establishing goals and priorities, creating plans to achieve goals, taking action, celebrating successes, and dreaming of future opportunities to help others. When followed faithfully, this process has proven positive results by revealing areas for improvement and steps to live out one's God-given purpose.
Everyone of us can be a leader, but not all of us can be a true one. So, what defines a true leader? What are the characteristics that he needs to possess?
The major responsibilities of a CEO include implementing the organization's vision and strategy, hiring and evaluating senior management, and creating a winning team to achieve goals. As the leader, the CEO's role is to assemble an experienced team that challenges each other to determine the best decisions and to pursue innovation. An effective CEO builds trust within the team by taking responsibility for failures, seeking input from team members, and supporting organizational changes that emphasize teamwork and accountability.
Joyful Leadership is a leadership consultancy that specializes in executive coaching, leadership development, creativity workshops, and psychometric assessments to help organizations improve performance. Their approach focuses on developing passionate, purpose-driven leadership that serves stakeholders and enables high performance. They help clients align leadership, values, and culture to achieve growth, innovation, and business success through measurable key performance indicators.
This document discusses leadership and creating a world-class company. It begins by stating that traditional leadership is dead but influence is not. It then discusses the company's vision, core values of teamwork, communication, excellence, honesty, trust, pride, loyalty, creativity, and community contribution. It lists some brand names the company sells and details it has 9 locations, 1800 associates, and $4 billion in revenue. The document then discusses why traditional leadership is dead and provides 10 questions for leaders to help their leadership come alive, focusing on being a chief meaning officer, understanding the business, slowing down to speed up, knowing competitive advantages, understanding change will happen, advising yourself, having authentic happiness, holding yourself accountable, investing in
We recently defined our core values, in an effort to identify what makes our environment so special. We ended up with four core values we believe tell the story of who we are and want to continue to be as we continue to scale.
Born leader - Made leader by Angelita LopezAngelita Lopez
The document discusses the key attributes of having a powerful personal presence as a leader, including authenticity, confidence, positivity, mutual respect, and trust. It describes how authenticity comes from having strong values and clarity of identity. Confidence requires believing in oneself and persevering through failures. Leaders must demonstrate positivity and motivate through their own example. They should also promote mutual respect among differences and encourage open communication. Building trust and integrity is important for positive interactions with team members. Practicing these attributes daily can help leaders respond well to both internal and external customers and empower their employees.
This document summarizes research on employee motivation at Forward Digital Consultancy. It defines motivation and discusses major motivation theories including Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Herzberg's two-factor theory, and Vroom's expectancy theory. The document also describes a survey of 40 Forward Digital employees, their responses to questions on factors that influence motivation, and limitations of the study. Key recommendations include improving salary satisfaction, strengthening performance evaluation and recognition programs, and making jobs more challenging.
The document discusses qualities and responsibilities of effective leadership. It emphasizes that leaders must put people first, develop and communicate a shared vision, and build trust through strong relationships, character and communication. Effective leaders also focus on continuous learning and growth, serve their team with humility, and inspire others through positivity and by staying true to their philosophy during challenges.
Raed, a 32-year-old financial manager, has been experiencing irritability, anxiety, declining performance, headaches and fatigue for the last 6 months as he is suffering from burnout due to overstress at work. Burnout is a state of physical and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged workplace stress that can lead to frustration, poor performance and health issues like headaches. Joining group therapy for burnout can help people manage burnout by providing tools to promote happiness, satisfaction and improved work performance through self-care.
Enhancing the Employee Experience; Uncovering and Hard-Wiring the Authentic Core Values in Your Organization. In this webinar HR professionals will learn the difference between accidental, generic, price of admission, aspirational, “window dressing” and truly authentic core values that are used every-day to make decisions in their organizations. Values that are truly “core” represent the true and real culture of the organization often not the values noted on the website like “transparent” “collaborative” and those that are all to often forgotten. How can an HR team uncover the core values and create change management initiatives that will drive the culture an organization seeks?
This document provides guidance on how to help others become successful and develop a winning team. It discusses that a winning team (1) plays to win, takes risks, keeps improving, and cares about each other; (2) has unity of purpose rather than uniformity; and (3) realizes that others can help them do better than alone. It also outlines three key areas to develop a winning team: hiring top quality staff by considering references, qualities, and talent+interest+values; firing promptly and directly; and inspiring through continual growth, teamwork, and leadership development.
The document outlines the core values that guide the Finance & Administration team: Alignment, Collaboration, Service, Transparency, Efficiency & Effectiveness, Credibility, Responsiveness, Quality, Accountability, and Respect. It provides descriptions of each value and how the team upholds them. The values are meant to support the organization's mission and priorities. The team is committed to excellence and providing value-added service in a proactive, flexible, and efficient manner to help the organization achieve success.
At Modern Message our values are not about words, they’re about actions.
They represent how we see the world, the qualities that we look for in candidates, in promoting our own employees, etc…
The document discusses how a leader's energy, love, and passion impacts the culture of an organization. It states that a leader's optimism and vision are important for inspiring employees, but that building trust and engaging relationships are also necessary to achieve goals. It emphasizes nurturing culture, communicating positively, and showing appreciation to employees.
Take a moment to look over the prompts below and formulate a conce.docxDustiBuckner14
Take a moment to look over the prompts below and formulate a concept of the managerial excellence you will seek to practice as you grow in life and your career.
This will be your Ethical Leadership Pledge.
Do look to examples in your textbook such as Volkswagen, IKEA, Deloitte or any others (in or out of the class) for inspiration.
Please write your pledge opening with
"As a leader I pledge:" [then continue based on the items below]
1.
Core Values:
a) List 3 (or more) values that define your leadership style
b)
Describe in detail what each value means (don't just put up a word, offer context and depth in 2-3 sentences each)
2.
Team building:
a) Describe your process for finding talent, building and incentivizing team strength (2-3 sentences)
b)
Some additional inspiration:
c)
Servant-leadership is the idea that a leader's job is to facilitate and not to dictate. Here are some core values to consider:
i.
Encourage diversity of thought.
ii.
Create a culture of trust.
iii.
Have an unselfish mindset.
iv.
Foster leadership in others.
3.
Earning trust/buy-in (3-4 sentences)
a) Detail how you will build trust
b) Describe how you will earn your team's "buy-in" (meaning how you will persuade them to see value)
c)
Some ideas to consider: Evidence-based management (using testing and research to reduce workplace politics), instilling best practices (hopefully this class has given you many), communication & collaboration, sharing ownership, de-centralizing/centralizing decision-making, providing good governance
d)
Please use at least 2 concepts from Chapter 12 (though some are in the list I've given you above)
4.
Elaborate on how you will practice and instill ethics best practices
a) Reference at least 3 concepts from Chapter 9
b) You are free to expand after you reference 3 concepts.
· These prompts are the minimum expected. You may venture beyond should you so choose.
· YES, you may write in FIRST PERSON! This is about you and there are NO wrong answers.
· Please copy this to a document and keep it so you can reflect on it after class has finished and iterate upon it as you grow as a leader.
Comment on TWO other classmates posts offering feedback on at least TWO concepts they have shared that you are willing (or inspired) to consider adding to your own leadership pledge.
Student1:
As a Leader I Pledge: My core values are trust, hard work, and work life balance. Trust is very important in my book because of the fact that nothing can be accomplished successfully without a trustful team. I can not lead an unloyalw team, that does not have a foundation of trustworthiness. I believe everyone has the ability to work hard if they are passionate about something and I think one should only work with what they are love. Hard work a.
This document discusses the importance of organizational culture and leadership in setting shared values within a company. Some key points:
- A healthy culture with integrity provides an environment where people believe in their leaders, words, and organization. Shared values can unite an organization and stimulate collective effort towards its highest goals.
- Successful leaders articulate shared values but the real challenge is bringing them to life across all company functions. They must be integrated into hiring, reviews, promotions and more.
- Studies show companies with strong, values-based cultures significantly outperform peers in revenue growth, job creation, stock performance, and profits. Setting the right "tone from the top" is critical for an organization's success.
- Develop
We are measured as much by the way in which we achieve our goals, as we are by the actual achievements themselves - For us, it's the journey, not the destination. We believe that a deep commitment towards
uncompromising values should always guide our decisions and actions as we pursue our
goals.
The following pages list our Higher Purpose, Vision, and Core Values that form the foundation of our measurement of success and
happiness.
Building happiness at work starts with recognizing the goodness that goes into creating
something together. Each department works towards one goal - our Development team that
works to build something new for our clients, the marketing and sales team that builds new
business opportunities, Admin, Finance and IT teams that keep the engine running, and our
people services who work in shaping individual’s careers, are all in a constant effort towards
reaching the goal of happiness.
But happiness needs to have a driving force, a method to get where we want to be. We
visualized an environment that made all Opteamizers feel included - regardless of seniority,
gender, skill level, etc. Through our Happiness @ Work initiative, we identified a set of principles that tied Opteamizers together and propelled them to work towards building a strong culture.
Values: The Organization's Cultural BedrockCynthia Scott
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This document discusses how having a strong sense of purpose is important for businesses to succeed. It explains that a business without a clear purpose will drift and be weaker. To generate purpose, businesses should create a mission statement that conveys what the organization stands for and its goals. This mission needs to be underpinned by core values that guide employee behavior and decision-making. Examples are given of successful companies like Starbucks and Microsoft that have clear missions and values that helped drive their long-term success.
The document discusses vision, mission, and values. It defines a vision statement as describing what an organization wants to achieve in the future. A mission statement provides guidance on how the organization will achieve its vision through goals and objectives. Core values are important principles that guide an organization's culture and behaviors. Common core values identified include work ethic, responsibility, honesty, and adaptability. An effective vision comes before the mission, which outlines the steps to accomplish the vision.
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Northwest Neurology outlines several core values in the document:
- Continuously striving to be better through personal growth, accountability, and pushing limits.
- Fostering teamwork and utilizing everyone's unique strengths for optimal results.
- Embracing empathy and compassion in interactions with coworkers and patients.
- Creating an effortless experience through efficient processes, innovation, and customer-centered care.
- Doing work you love and finding purpose and passion in achieving the organization's vision.
Steven Cohen outlines his qualifications for being a key contributor to an organization. He has 16 key attributes that include being a strategic thinker, having strong salesmanship skills, and possessing integrity. Cohen believes he can help companies achieve both short and long term goals. He works well in a team environment and is passionate about building company culture and developing employees. Cohen's motivation and attitude help him contribute at a high level.
Teams offer an alternative approach to organizing employees compared to a traditional vertical hierarchy. Teams are made up of two or more people working together to achieve common goals, and can lead to increased employee motivation and business productivity. Effective teamwork requires members to not only share information but also share responsibility for the team's work in order to achieve synergy and accomplish more together than individually. Teamwork skills are important to develop to be able to obtain success in both business and education. Building a successful team requires selecting a leader who can understand each member's needs and expectations to motivate the team working as one toward shared objectives and goals.
The document discusses how to create a positive workplace culture. It identifies several key characteristics of a positive workplace culture, including good communication, opportunities for growth, collaboration, reward systems, and strong purpose and values. It emphasizes that leadership and management styles that encourage open communication, teamwork, and an inclusive environment are vital for improving employee satisfaction, productivity and retention. Clear goals and transparent reward policies can also motivate employees and create healthy competition.
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This document discusses how defining and living by core organizational values can improve an organization. It outlines that core values can increase productivity, guide decision-making and boost employee morale. The webinar agenda covers what core values are, their advantages, why they fail, how to define them, how to live them, and includes case studies from companies like Zappos and HootSuite. The webinar advocates selecting a group to define the values, teaching and recognizing the values, and incorporating them into performance management.
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2. Core values are the fundamental beliefs of a person or
an organization.
Values that define the action of an organization is
called core value.
3. Govern personal relationship.
They can help people to know what is right
from wrong.
They can help companies to determine if
they are on the right path and fulfilling
their business goals.
Articulate what we stand for.
Underpin the whole organization.
4. 1. Wow everybody by
Outstanding Service.
2. Embrace new and Thrive
for Change.
3. Pursue Evolution and
Learning.
4. Build a Progressive Team
and Family Spirit.
5. Construct Open and
Candid Interactions with
Communication
5. Wow Everybody by Outstanding
Service
Core Values thinks anything worth doing is worth
doing with WOW.
To WOW, Core Values differentiates himself by
doing things in an unconventional and innovative
way.
He goes above and beyond the average level of
service to create an emotional impact on the
receivers and to give them a positive story.
6. Embrace New and Thrive for
Change
Core Values can not only handle constant
change but expects it and embraces it with open
arms.
Core Values is always thinking of ways to change
processes, perspectives, and opinions.
Without change, Core Values can’t continue to
provide the superior service that is the KITC
Family trademark.
7. PURSUE EVOLUTION AND
LEARNING
Core Values stretches himself both personally and
professionally. He never feels stuck in a rut, as there
are no dead-end jobs at the KITC Family of companies.
Core Values know that inside himself and every KITC
Family employee is more potential than we even
realize.
Core Values works constantly to unlock that potential,
both in himself and his co-workers.
The only way Core Values can solve new problems
that arise is by learning and growing himself to meet
them head-on.
8. BUILD A PROGRESSIVE TEAM AND
FAMILY SPIRIT
Core Values wants to build a family, not just a
team.
Core Values as a manager serves those he leads by
removing obstacles.
As a team member, he takes initiative when he
notices issues and collaborates with his team to
address them.
Beyond that, we watch out for each other and
care for each other. We work together and play
together because our bonds go beyond the typical
co-worker relationship.
9. Construct Open and Candid
Interactions with Communication
Core Values is an open book. His honesty when
interacting with others leads to strong
relationships built on trust and faith. He can use
these strong relationships to accomplish so much
more than he could otherwise.
Core Values always acts with integrity.
At the end of the day it’s not what we say or do,
but how we make people feel that matters the
most.