.” Meta has gone so far as to ban the term from its hiring process. Google, for its part, shuns cultural fit in recruiting—but nonetheless invests heavily in finding job candidates with “Googliness,” which, of course, is nothing more nor less than alignment around a set of core values.In our work with organizations we follow five steps to establish a foundation for values alignment. They should be taken sequentially.
When you’re assessing values candidates, any member of the organization whose input is significant to its ultimate success should be invited to weigh in. A senior executive who had spent most of his career at Goldman Sachs once told us that a week after he’d moved to a different bank , he was asked to generate a list of organizational values for his new employer. The logic behind the request was that Goldman was a top-performing bank, known for having venerated values, and his new employer hoped to emulate parts of its strategy. As a Goldman veteran, the theory went, he must know what values lead to strategic success.
We like to generate a lot of possible statements. When Paul recently conducted this process with the Guggenheim Museums, working with its values task force, they produced about 50. The task force selected 25 to share with the whole organization. The organization then hired a new chief culture officer, who added three values candidates of his own for Step 4.This is an opportunity to give everyone in the organization a voice.
Some leaders find it scary to think of inviting the whole company to evaluate and determine something as important as values. But we tell them that they’ll always be better off knowing rather than not knowing how people feel about the question of values.
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If 'The bottom line is simple: Values alignment is worth a lot.' is true, how do you measure the financial benefit to shareholders? Seems problematic.
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Xerox PARCinc Already knew this 25 years ago. They had Work/Family Balance programs. It gave the opportunity to Xeroxs high performing employees which are all of them to have time off for many different reason but specifically to keep homes in a functional state.
You mean these companies are having trouble convincing employees to subordinate their own interests to those of the collective? And this surprises anyone? What are they? Communists Capitalism Itsnotwhatyouthinkitis Netflix Coinbase Twitter Disney
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If you were to seriously ask various employees of companies this question, be prepared for frustrating results...
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