People who don't fly right, ie., fit your culture and values, fail to adapt, don't (or won't) learn, and therefore can't form the kind of positive relationships that build morale, productivity and culture.
This presentation is stocked with practical, workable tools and handouts to help you hire more of those dream "HiPo" employees.
5. You cant train or mentor or
teach culture. People are
either wired to fit in
or theyre not. Bonne Siegel, ASE Group
6. What IS Culture?
A way of life of a group of people behaviours,
beliefs, values and symbols that they accept
passed along by communication and imitation.
10. Values Blueprint = 4 Primary Values
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11. DESIGNER
(FREEDOM)
Winning
Excitement
New
SALES / Marketing
Values Blueprint is a trademark of Vcademy and is available online through Ashton &
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12. NURTURER
(CONNECTION)
Harmony
Teamwork
Group
SERVICE / HR
Values Blueprint is a trademark of Vcademy and is available online through Ashton &
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13. MEASURER
(SAFETY)
Analysis
Stability
Risk Averse
Engineer/ ACCOUNTANT
MONEY
Values Blueprint is a trademark of Vcademy and is available online through Ashton &
Associates Recruiting. http://www.ashtonassociates.com//values-blueprint/
14. IMPROVER
(SIGNIFICANCE)
Process
Predictability
Rules
SYSTEMS
Project Mgr
PRODUCTION
Values Blueprint is a trademark of Vcademy and is available online through Ashton &
Associates Recruiting. http://www.ashtonassociates.com//values-blueprint/
15. When personal values align
with organizational values we
feel :
Comfortable
Recognized
Engaged
18. Step 1 - Define Your Culture
Refer to Following Handout : Defining Workplace Culture
19. Workplace Values
Rank 1-5
5=Essent
ial
Behaviours - How Values are Demonstrated in the Workplace by High Performers
Belong and connect (Team) Care and concern for others - Unselfish
Shared vision
Voice and recognition Open sharing of ideas and opinions
Collaboration
Significance and position Delegation
Fairness Following through on commitments
Consistency
Open to being held accountable
Learning and challenge Mentoring & Nurturing
Accountability
Choice and autonomy Ownership over work
Flex time
Security and certainty Frequent Feedback
Positive reinforcement
Compensation
Purpose Meaningful work
Customer Satisfaction
Commitment Following through on commitments
Fun Spirit in the workplace
Trusting Autonomy in work and scheduling
Delegation
Sustainable Best Practices
Continuous Improvement
20. Step 2
Profile Your High Performers
Refer to Following Handout : Culture Building Statements of Engaged Employees
: 16 Top Performer Traits
21. 1. At work I know what is expected of me.
1. My opinions seem to count at work.
1. I am provided with the tools, information, and equipment I need to do my
work right.
1. I feel my job is important in helping my company achieve its mission.
1. I have the opportunity at work to do what I do best.
1. I admire my fellow employees for their commitment to quality work.
1. I regularly receive positive recognition or praise for my work.
1. I have very good relations with one or more employees at my work.
1. I feel cared about as a person at work.
1. I hear about my progress from a supervisor every six months.
1. I am encouraged at work in my development.
1. I have opportunities at work to learn and grow.
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1.
1.
Culture Building Statements of Engaged Employees
T/F Notes
22. 16 Top Performer Traits Your Employee Notes
1. A strong work ethic coupled with a passion for
improvement.
2. Organizational skills - understands time well managed =
money
3. High energy that is contagious.
4. Positive outlook - a realistic and not overly confident
perspective.
5. Strong sense of accountability - can fess up to the mishaps.
6. Confident able to put oneself in others shoes.
7. Communications - strong, respectful at all levels in the
organization.
8. Clean, appropriate dress and demeanor.
9. Integrity in personal, professional and financial
matters.
10. Team worker with substantive workplace relatinoships
11. Perception and foresight to see around corners and
anticipate change.
12. Realistic about skills and abilities and those of co-
workers.
13. Sees work through to completion.
14. Solution-oriented analyzes problems from a neutral
perspective.
15. Acceptable social media presence.
16. Emotionally mature and intellectually intelligent.
24. Personal Traits of High Performers
Rank 1-5
5=Essential
How has this candidate demonstrated them?
Fast learner
Picks things up on the fly, asks questions, knowledge seeker
Collaborative
Relationships, partnering, community, mentoring
Theoretical
Knowledge/ competency in field, ie quality output vs quantity.
Engaged & Passionate
Involvement, personable, team, fun, flexible, positive
Empowered
Productive, decisive, leading, mentoring
Creative
New, innovation, change, ideas, excitement, risk, fun
Reliable
Consistent, stable, dependable, safe, predictable, on time
Loyal
Unconditional devotion to the company / team
Ambitious & Hard-working
Achievement, performance, results, project-oriented
Adaptable/ Flexible
Easy-going, multi-tasking, trouble-shooter
Enthusiastic
Eager, happy, upbeat, service-minded, involved
Problem-Solving
Organized, prioritizing, manuals, systems, processes,
Conscientious
Detail-oriented, thorough, complete, accurate
Balanced Work-Life
Family, health, fitness, well-being, peace
Social
Concern for well-being of community
Independent & Confident
Leading, decisive, front line, works well on own
25. 1. Focus on BEHAVIOURS
2. Structure questions based on BEHAVIOURS
3. Include high performer in interview
4. Test shadow existing employee
Successful Companies OUT-BEHAVE the Competition
27. DISCUSSON QUESTIONS
1. What is your vision for your workplace culture?
2. What does that look like?
3. What kind of people/attributes will it take to
build the culture we want in our organization?
4. Are we as rigorous as we need to be in our
recruiting and selection practices?
5. How can we improve the process?