The document outlines the culture and values of SMARP, a company that aims to improve lives through better communication. Their six core values that guide work are: get shit done and be accountable; fear missing out; work smart and hard; be a team player and collaborate; get out of your comfort zone; and be part of the solution with a positive attitude. Results matter more than effort, and they value diversity, transparency, constant learning, and operating like a team where everyone contributes to overall success.
To develop your company healthily, You need an internal cultureBianca Gângă
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When it comes to designing and developing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, there is one quality that a person or team must have above all and that is entrepreneurship or Entrepreneurship in Design.
To develop your company healthily, You need an internal cultureBianca Gângă
To ensure your company’s environment is anything but toxic, you need to lay down a stable foundation with healthy principles. How do you do it? Simply. By creating a company culture.
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Contact at betley@gmail.com for speaking engagement on this topic
Designer: Bernaz Sondi Ermanda
Contact at bernazse@gmail to give you design solutions
Andrew Griffiths shares his ideas on what it takes for small business owners to be successful as we rocket towards 2020. With 7 very clear and definitive strategies, Andrew has presented on this concept,with extraordinary response, around Australia.
Every company needs a strong set of corporate values that guide the corporate culture, especially if you are trying to start and startup.
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When it comes to designing and developing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, there is one quality that a person or team must have above all and that is entrepreneurship or Entrepreneurship in Design.
This is a copy of my presentation from the BROKER ROADSHOW 2015. The theme was "Creating Bulletproof Brokers" and we certainly covered a lot of ground in a short time. I have absolutely no doubt that if you follow by recommendations you will become a Bulletproof Broker - and all of the wonderful things that this can do for you.
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For many years I've talked to a variety of design entrepreneurs about the realities of running a successful business in today’s competitive marketplace. Design entrepreneurs work on a diverse range of services and products, but their day-to-day work lives have a lot in common. Through personal anecdotes and real life experiences I will cover everything from what makes a design entrepreneur unique to the traits and tools you will need to become a successful design entrepreneur.
Understanding Your Brand - The First Step on the Road to RevenueKristin Mead, PMP
Your brand is built upon your strengths and successes, but do you know how it actually works for you? Here's how to unlock the profound potential for growth in your brand.
As companies compete to find — and keep — skilled staff, creating and maintaining an appealing company culture can go a long way when recruiting and retaining employees.
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The Livestream Way is a synthesis of the best teachings and best practices of the Livestream sales organization. At Livestream, we're focused on sales career development and helping professionals become top performing sales account executives. Included in this deck is a survey of sales training techniques, methodologies, and structures for building top sales orgs.
This presentation represents the mission and culture of Palo Alto Software. It is who we are and who we aspire to be.
Inspired by the culture decks of Netflix and Hubspot, we created this deck to communicate that as a company, we:
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4. Give our employees the autonomy to be awesome
5. Are picky about our peers
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Amazon leadership principles and key conceptsGina Debogovich
Amazon's leadership principles guide ever decision the company makes. This presentation provides an overview of them as well as the other essential processes/concepts such the Working Backwards, Tenets, and Raising the Bar, that contributed to this company's success. These principles and concepts can be applied to any organization to increase its success.
Culture evolves from a collective belief and core set of values, and there are 10 guiding principles we drive our business decisions with. Here they are:
Every business, big or small can benefit from values; they instil purpose, direction and a shared attitude to a companies mission. At MrQ.com, we rolled out a brand new set of values that now form a core part of our collective being.
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Entreprenurialism in design presentationJohn Schultz
For many years I've talked to a variety of design entrepreneurs about the realities of running a successful business in today’s competitive marketplace. Design entrepreneurs work on a diverse range of services and products, but their day-to-day work lives have a lot in common. Through personal anecdotes and real life experiences I will cover everything from what makes a design entrepreneur unique to the traits and tools you will need to become a successful design entrepreneur.
Understanding Your Brand - The First Step on the Road to RevenueKristin Mead, PMP
Your brand is built upon your strengths and successes, but do you know how it actually works for you? Here's how to unlock the profound potential for growth in your brand.
As companies compete to find — and keep — skilled staff, creating and maintaining an appealing company culture can go a long way when recruiting and retaining employees.
The cultural environment is not only the core of daily life in the workplace, but it also helps establish your brand identity.
Before constructing — or improving — the cultural tone of your brand, be sure it’s not only consistent and identifiable but also easy for your team (and new hires) to embody. Explore five vital steps for building an enduring company culture.
Looking ahead to small business success? For more tips on creating a meaningful company culture, visit the Staples Small Business Hub: https://www.staples.com/content-hub.
The Livestream Way - Building a Culture of Sales Excellence & AccountabilitySam Jacobs
The Livestream Way is a synthesis of the best teachings and best practices of the Livestream sales organization. At Livestream, we're focused on sales career development and helping professionals become top performing sales account executives. Included in this deck is a survey of sales training techniques, methodologies, and structures for building top sales orgs.
This presentation represents the mission and culture of Palo Alto Software. It is who we are and who we aspire to be.
Inspired by the culture decks of Netflix and Hubspot, we created this deck to communicate that as a company, we:
1. Rely on data
2. Solve for the customer
3. Are transparent
4. Give our employees the autonomy to be awesome
5. Are picky about our peers
Amazon leadership principles and key conceptsGina Debogovich
Amazon's leadership principles guide ever decision the company makes. This presentation provides an overview of them as well as the other essential processes/concepts such the Working Backwards, Tenets, and Raising the Bar, that contributed to this company's success. These principles and concepts can be applied to any organization to increase its success.
Amazon leadership principles and key conceptsGina Debogovich
Amazon's leadership principles guide ever decision the company makes. This presentation provides an overview of them as well as the other essential processes/concepts such the Working Backwards, Tenets, and Raising the Bar, that contributed to this company's success. These principles and concepts can be applied to any organization to increase its success.
Culture evolves from a collective belief and core set of values, and there are 10 guiding principles we drive our business decisions with. Here they are:
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Startup Playbook for founders & employees, written by toucan's foundersToucan Toco
As a founder or startup employee do you find your 24 hours-a-day too short ?
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I heard about OKR, 360 Reviews, Squads, BSPCE, Wiki, core values… But what should I do in the next weeks among those actions, process and strategies ?”
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Artificial intelligence (AI) offers new opportunities to radically reinvent the way we do business. This study explores how CEOs and top decision makers around the world are responding to the transformative potential of AI.
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In this paper we explain wat overwork is and the physical and mental health risks associated with it.
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Discussion questions:
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Purpose of this document
INTRODUCTION
This document outlines who we are and who we aspire to be as Smarpers.
It is here to serve as a guide to our ways of working.
We realize we are not quite there yet on all aspects, but it is important to
know what we want to be and acknowledge what we need to work on
improving. As we evolve this document will be updated as required.
smarp
4. WHY DO WE EXIST?
To improve the lives of our
customers* through better
communications.
* Especially their employees. We consider them our end-customer even if they are not the buyer.
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5. WHY DO WE EXIST?
We do this by creating a platform
that serves as the primary place
where employees find and share
professional content.
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6. WHY DO WE EXIST?
We are working to make
knowledge sharing simple and
rewarding for all our customers.
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7. WHY DO WE EXIST?
Better knowledge sharing
enables value driven leadership.
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8. WHY DO WE EXIST?
Our platform is built to support this evolution and works best with customers who share our
thinking and vision.
Old thinking:
Profit
Hierarchies
Controlling
Planning
Privacy
New thinking:
Purpose
Networks
Empowering
Experimentation
Transparency
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Organizations need to evolve
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10. WHY IS CULTURE IMPORTANT TO US?
As a SaaS company, we are just
people with laptops.
As such, our culture and people determine our destiny.
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11. WHY IS CULTURE IMPORTANT TO US?
We believe that a great culture
attracts exceptional talent.
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12. WHY IS CULTURE IMPORTANT TO US?
Exceptional talent
+
Great culture
+
Compelling vision
=
Success
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13. WHY IS CULTURE IMPORTANT TO US?
Our vision and goals are
ambitious as nothing noteworthy
was ever achieved through
mediocre goals.
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14. WHY IS CULTURE IMPORTANT TO US?
Exceptional people are not
fulfilled by mediocre goals. We
look for and hire exceptional
people who believe in our vision
and values.
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15. WHY IS CULTURE IMPORTANT TO US?
Exceptional people don’t need
turn-by-turn directions but need
a destination.
We value ownership and autonomy and encourage everyone to find the best path to their
destination.
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17. HOW WE WORK
Our six values guide our
everyday work.
They are here to help us make better and more aligned decisions. The hashtags are used
internally when referring to the values.
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18. HOW WE WORK
1. Get shit done, be accountable
#GSD
All Smarpers are encouraged to act fast and take full ownership of their work. Being able to act
fast and in an agile way is one of our core competitive advantages as a growth-company.
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19. 2. Fear of Missing Out
#FOMO
We do not fear failing, but instead fear missing out on opportunities. We fail fast and treat each
failure as a learning opportunity.
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20. 3. Work smart, work hard
#BESMARP
We always look for the smartest way to do things. This means finding the solution that has the
highest impact with the least amount of time or effort required. This allows us to move quickly
and prevents us from doing things in a certain way just because “that is how it has always been
done”.
20HOW WE WORK
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21. 4. Be a team player, collaborate
& have fun
#COLLABORATE
We operate like a professional sports team where we win and lose together. As such, it is
important we collaborate closely and celebrate our successes together.
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22. 5. Get out of your comfort zone
#NOPAINNOGAIN
We all grow by doing things that are outside of our comfort zone. Constant learning is a big part
of our culture and that happens best by trying new things.
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23. 6. Be part of the solution -
positive attitude
#SOLVER
As we move quickly and evolve we will always face new challenges. We encourage everyone to
find solutions to these challenges and work with a positive and supportive attitude.
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24. We value diversity.
We believe that team diversity makes us smarter and better equipped to work with and
understand our diverse global customer base. Thus, we have about 20 nationalities in our team
and embrace our differences.
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26. Results matter more than the
effort we put in to achieving
them.
Time alone is not a measurement that creates value for us or our customers. We measure results,
not working time when looking at impact.
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27. We are data driven and measure
our results based on facts and
impact.
This is a work in progress as we constantly try to identify and improve on the data we collect and
what conclusions we can draw from it.
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28. Arguments should be won by
the person who has the best
data-backed and logical
argument, not by rank or the
loudest voice.
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29. We believe in consultative
decision making.
Everyone has a voice and will be heard but once a decision is made, we expect everyone to put in
their best work regardless if they agree with the decision.
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30. We like simplicity.
Simplicity in our product, simplicity in metrics, simplicity in goals, simplicity in compensation
models. Most important, simplicity in how we work.
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31. We aim to be as transparent as
possible.*
Transparency is not about being able to get information by asking, but about being able to find
any information and answers without asking.
* Except when we are legally required not to be or need to protect the privacy of individuals.
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32. We believe in constant learning.
We experiment constantly and believe in learning by doing. We take risks and value creative
solutions. We don’t mind failing, as long as we learn and don’t repeat the same mistakes.
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33. We win together and lose
together.
We operate like a professional sports team where individual efforts are highly valued, but results
are achieved together. Everyone needs to be a contributing member of the team for us to be
successful.
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34. As such we understand that:
Company result > Team result > Individual result
We value individuals who show that they are able to prioritize our customers and the entire
company when making decisions. We have no room for those who pursue individual gains at the
expense of others.
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35. We are proud.
Proud of our positive impact on our customers.
Proud of our growth.
Proud of the people who grow with us.
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