Many business owners set out with the intention of being successful. However, how do we really define success?
One could assume that small business success is unique to each individual. Your personal experience of greatness is a different story to others – we all have our own ways of defining what success means to us.
According to Harvard Business Review, when organisations develop positive, virtuous cultures based on a set of values, they achieve significantly higher levels of organisational effectiveness — including financial performance, customer satisfaction, productivity, and employee engagement.
The question is, how do you know that your team aligns with your values?
This week we have an awesome HR Hack where we will guide you on how you can determine if your team is clear on what success looks like and is aligned with your core DNA.
The best way to understand success is to not only know what success and a great fit looks like to you but also to clearly understand what success doesn’t look like. Where do you sit?
Here are some examples of values and the associated definitions. You can create and communicate something similar in your business.
Is your team aligned with your core DNA?
Do they perform and lead by your success factors?
With this snapshot, have a discussion with your team about what your core values mean to them, and enable them to share examples of what that looks like, and more importantly — what it doesn’t look like.
What methods do they use to bring these values to life? What can you do to encourage more of these habits?
Do you want an extensive and more in-depth guide of your success factors? We are here to help! Email us at admin@bespokehr.com.au and we’ll be happy to discuss with you on how you can scale your business values and guide you on how to implement them in your team.
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