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LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
“THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES NEVER STOP LEARNING”
Facilitator: Penny TaylorThis session will start at 12:45
Being true to your values: the key to corporate and personal success.
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First in a series of Webinars
1. Why you should know your values and know your companies values.
2. A new addition to UK-SPEC – Ethics (competence E5) and looking at what the Code of Conduct means for you as a Professional Engineer.
3. An exploration of Ethics for engineers and why it is increasingly important in business.
Monday 13th October
Friday 5th December
Penny Taylor
IMechE Fellow.
25 years in the car industry.
Facilitates the ‘Applying Ethical Principles in Engineering’ course.
Vice-Chair of Professional Review Committee, scrutinising all C.Engapplications.
At the end of this webinar, participants will:
Know why they should know their core values;
Understand how important core values are to making their company successful;
Know how aligning personal and corporate core values makes for success.
Objectives -
What are values?
‘One’s principles, priorities or standards’
The Importance of your Values-
Personal values provide an internal reference for what is good, beneficial, important, useful, beautiful, desirable, constructive, etc.
Values generate behaviour and help solve common human problems for survival by comparative rankings of value, the results of which provide answers to questions of why people do what they do and in what order they choose to do them.[1]
[1] Rokeach, M (1973) The Nature of Human Values
10 Moral Values [2]
Wisdom
Fairness
Courage
Self Control
Trust
Hope
Humility
Love
Honesty
Excellence
[2] Managers and their MoralDNA pub. CMI, Mar 2014
I think through my decisions carefully.
I treat others fairly and with respect.
I stand up for my beliefs and do what’s right.
I am patient and self-disciplined.
I am trustworthy, reliable and also trusting of others.
I encourage others to be positive.
I am less important than the team.
I am empathic and care about other people.
I speak the truth and encourage others to be open.
I try to do my best in everything I do.
Two different people -
Wealth
Status
Learning
Achievement
Fitness
Honesty
Individuality
Excellence
Excellence
Individuality
Honesty
Fitness
Achievement
Learning
Status
Wealth
Dave Matt
Organizations have values too!
Activity:
Guess who?
Customer Obsession
Ownership
Invent and simplify
Hire and develop the best
Insist on high standards
Think big
NZ Bus Company
Aligning Personal and Corporate Values
Taken from the GKN Corporate Values web site 9th July 2014
”Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony."
Joe Girard (1928 - )
WORLD'S GREATEST #1 RETAIL
SALESMAN
As Attested by The Guinness Book of World Records
Customer Service
Automotive News, Oct 31st 2011
At the end of this webinar, participants:
Know why they should know their core values;
Understand how important core values are to making their company successful;
Know how aligning personal and corporate core values makes for success.
Objectives -
Any questions?
If you want to find out more about your values, there are some interesting self-assessment work sheets at –
http://www.startofhappiness.com/wheel-of-life-a-self-assessment-tool/
ENGINEERING ETHICS - DOING THE RIGHT THING!Explore ethical boundaries to ensure engineers stay on the right side of them
London: 18 December 2014
Interested in this course for your team? Let us come to you!CONTACT US:Email: [email protected]: +44 (0)20 7304 6907
Webinar part 2 – 13 October 2014
Ethical principles in engineering
Free training webinars:
www.imeche.org/learning/free-training-webinars
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