Appreciation always comes before value creation.
It’s precisely in difficult times that the true character of a TOP manager is revealed. Because it’s then that special personalities are needed to provide orientation and set an example with established value systems.
As an executive profiler, I render the value systems of top managers transparent and match the degree of congruence with your corporate culture.
7 essential values in the business context:
Trust, responsibility, respect, integrity, sustainability, courage and humility form a solid foundation of a positive corporate culture.
- Trust, e.g. in your employees and in their abilities to positively shape things themselves; delegating projects as a sign of trust
- Responsibility, e.g. towards the company and its profitability and in the context of customer relations, but also towards employees, in the sense of social responsibility in relation to people and their families
- Respect, e.g. through honest interest in your colleagues and employees and acceptance of their uniqueness; but especially in the sense of appreciation and positive communication to support and motivate employees and instil loyalty to the company
- Integrity, e.g. reliability, honesty, ethics, or simply walking the talk
- Sustainability, e.g. ensuring continuous business development or investing in long-term, reliable customer relationships instead of sacrificing them on the altar of short-term cost optimisation
- Courage, e.g. to implement new concepts or strategies or to openly address uncomfortable matters or topics
- Humility, e.g. showing gratitude for the successes achieved and not always taking yourself too seriously.