93. How To Discover And Define Your Company's Core Values - Dr. Ken Keis

To learn more about Breakthrough Academy, click here: https://trybta.com/PCEP93 You can find Dr. Ken Keis by contacting the Consulting Resource Group at https://crgleader.com/ Today’s conversation is about Core Values.   The term “values” comes up a lot these days, but I’m pretty dissatisfied with how surface level the conversations are around it.   “Hire for values train for skill”  “Core Values are the foundation of a strong culture”  “They didn’t align with our values” You get the gist.   Now we can all agree values are extremely important and deep, but I always want to get behind the buzzwords and figure out what’s really going on. In order to find out what really makes a difference we have a friend of the show, Dr.Ken Kies, returning on this episode of Contractor Evolution.   Dr. Keis holds a PHD in leadership and management and is the president of Consulting Resources Group, a global consultancy focused on team building, leadership, and communications. In this episode he shares with us: -Why 80% of the working population is unhappy with their career and the role values play in that -How to go think about, talk about, and write about your core values so they’re way more than just some 5 dollar words on a poster that no one actually understands  -And perhaps most importantly, how to assess core values fit in an interview so that you don’t find out the hard way 6 months later that you are indeed not at all aligned To learn how to define your core values and leverage them for performance (out of both yourself and your team) click on the links below Highlights Why 80% of the working population is unhappy with their career and the role Values play in that How to go think about, talk about and write about your core values so they’re way more than just some 5 dollar words on a poster that no one actually understands  And perhaps most importantly, how to assess core values fit in an interview so that you don’t find out the hard way 6 months later that you are indeed not at all aligned See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.