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Core Company Values - Demo Deck
This demo shows a deck that was created from a spreadsheet import.
by
Alex EisenchteterFounder of I Love Cards
Explore key relationship-oriented values with this deck, each card highlighting a fundamental principle and its essence in a single sentence.
Inspired by a previous experience that I described in this blog post.
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Task-Oriented
Cards in the Task-Oriented category
SpeedinessPerforming tasks quickly and efficiently.
Task-Oriented
SuperiorBeing greater in quality or calibre.
Task-Oriented
DeliverySuccessfully producing or providing what is required.
Task-Oriented
CourageFacing challenges and fears with bravery.
Task-Oriented
SuccessThe accomplishment of a goal or purpose.
Task-Oriented
EfficiencyAchieving maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort.
Task-Oriented
SimplicityMaking things clear and uncomplicated.
Task-Oriented
UrgencyA state of needing immediate attention or action.
Task-Oriented
PurposeHaving a clear sense of what one wants to achieve.
Task-Oriented
ExperienceKnowledge or skills gained through involvement in or exposure to something.
Task-Oriented
OwnershipTaking responsibility for one's actions and their consequences.
Task-Oriented
FocusPaying particular attention to a specific task or detail.
Task-Oriented
PerseverancePersisting in an action or belief despite difficulties or obstacles.
Task-Oriented
MasteryHaving comprehensive knowledge or skill in a particular subject or activity.
Task-Oriented
AssertivenessCommunicating one's views firmly and confidently.
Task-Oriented
SatisfactionFulfillment or contentment with one's achievements or status.
Task-Oriented
Hard workPutting in a great deal of effort or endurance to achieve something.
Task-Oriented
PerformanceThe act of performing a task or function effectively.
Task-Oriented
ResponsivenessReacting quickly and positively to a situation or request.
Task-Oriented
ExcellenceStriving for outstanding quality and performance.
Task-Oriented
Change-Oriented
Cards in the Change-Oriented category
Warrior SpiritHaving a fierce determination to fight for what one believes in.
Change-Oriented
UniquenessBeing one of a kind or different from others in a special way.
Change-Oriented
FlexibilityBeing able to adapt to new circumstances.
Change-Oriented
DaringBeing adventurous or bold in actions or decisions.
Change-Oriented
InnovationCreating new ideas, products, or ways of doing things.
Change-Oriented
EvolutionUndergoing gradual development or change over time.
Change-Oriented
Broad-mindednessBeing open to different opinions, interests, and perspectives.
Change-Oriented
CreativityUsing imagination to create new ideas or things.
Change-Oriented
ProgressiveFavoring or advocating for change, innovation, or improvement.
Change-Oriented
GrowthDeveloping or improving skills, knowledge, or character.
Change-Oriented
InspirationStimulating the mind or emotions to create or achieve something.
Change-Oriented
EntrepreneurshipTaking risks to start and manage a business or enterprise.
Change-Oriented
LearningAcquiring knowledge or skills through study or experience.
Change-Oriented
DiversityValuing and including people with different backgrounds and perspectives.
Change-Oriented
CuriosityHaving a strong desire to learn or know something.
Change-Oriented
VisionHaving a clear idea of what one wants to achieve in the future.
Change-Oriented
DisruptionCreating change by breaking the status quo.
Change-Oriented
RefinementContinuous improvement through small, incremental changes.
Change-Oriented
ImpactHaving a significant effect or influence on something.
Change-Oriented
ProactivityTaking initiative and acting in anticipation of future events or needs.
Change-Oriented
Stability-Oriented
Cards in the Stability-Oriented category
ConservativeHolding traditional attitudes and values, cautious about change.
Stability-Oriented
DependabilityBeing trustworthy and reliable.
Stability-Oriented
QualityThe standard of something measured against other things.
Stability-Oriented
SecurityBeing free from threat or danger.
Stability-Oriented
HealthThe state of physical, mental, and social well-being.
Stability-Oriented
PatriotismDevotion and loyalty to one's country.
Stability-Oriented
TransparencyBeing open and honest without secrets.
Stability-Oriented
AccountabilityBeing responsible for one's actions and decisions.
Stability-Oriented
PrudenceActing with care and thought for the future.
Stability-Oriented
SafetyBeing protected from danger, risk, or injury.
Stability-Oriented
EconomyEfficient and careful use of resources.
Stability-Oriented
Work-life balanceMaintaining a balance between work and personal life.
Stability-Oriented
SustainabilityMeeting present needs without compromising future generations.
Stability-Oriented
Social responsibilityActing in a way that benefits society at large.
Stability-Oriented
IntegrityUpholding strong moral principles and honesty.
Stability-Oriented
StandardsA level of quality or attainment.
Stability-Oriented
FormalAdhering to established conventions or requirements.
Stability-Oriented
JusticeFair treatment and behavior according to the law.
Stability-Oriented
Preservation of the environmentActing responsibly to protect and preserve the environment.
Stability-Oriented
Self-disciplineControlling one's behavior and actions to achieve goals.
Stability-Oriented
Do the right thingActing ethically and with integrity.
Stability-Oriented
ConsistencyActing or behaving in a habitual, reliable manner.
Stability-Oriented
ImageThe way one is perceived by others.
Stability-Oriented
EthicsMoral principles guiding behavior.
Stability-Oriented
BalanceMaintaining equilibrium or stability in various aspects of life.
Stability-Oriented
Relationship-Oriented
Cards in the Relationship-Oriented category
FunEngaging in activities that are entertaining and enjoyable.
Relationship-Oriented
FairnessMaking judgments and decisions impartially and justly.
Relationship-Oriented
EmpathyUnderstanding and sharing the feelings and emotions of others.
Relationship-Oriented
GenerosityWillingness to give and share unselfishly.
Relationship-Oriented
EqualityTreating everyone the same, regardless of differences.
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CaringShowing concern and empathy towards others and their well-being.
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LoyaltyStaying committed to and supportive of someone or something.
Relationship-Oriented
PartnershipWorking together with others in a cooperative or joint effort.
Relationship-Oriented
DirectnessCommunicating in a straightforward and honest manner.
Relationship-Oriented
RecognitionAcknowledging and showing appreciation for achievements or qualities.
Relationship-Oriented
HumorExpressing and appreciating things that are funny or amusing.
Relationship-Oriented
HonestyBeing truthful and sincere in one's words and actions.
Relationship-Oriented
CollaborationWorking together with others to achieve a common goal.
Relationship-Oriented
PositivityMaintaining a positive attitude and outlook.
Relationship-Oriented
Sense of belongingFeeling accepted, valued, and connected within a community or group.
Relationship-Oriented
EnthusiasmShowing intense and eager interest in something.
Relationship-Oriented
TeamworkWorking collaboratively with others to achieve common goals.
Relationship-Oriented
InclusionEnsuring that all people feel valued and accepted regardless of differences.
Relationship-Oriented
RespectShowing regard and consideration for others and their rights.
Relationship-Oriented
TrustHaving confidence in the reliability and honesty of others.
Relationship-Oriented
HonorUpholding high ethical standards and integrity.
Relationship-Oriented
HelpfulnessProviding assistance or support to others.
Relationship-Oriented
LeadershipGuiding and inspiring others to achieve goals.
Relationship-Oriented
ServiceProviding help or assistance to others.
Relationship-Oriented
EmpowermentEncouraging and enabling others to take action and make decisions.
Relationship-Oriented
UnityBeing in harmony and agreement with others.
Relationship-Oriented
HumilityHaving a modest view of one's own importance.
Relationship-Oriented
CompassionShowing understanding and care for the suffering or problems of others.
Relationship-Oriented
PolitenessShowing good manners and being courteous in behavior.
Relationship-Oriented
CasualnessHaving a relaxed and informal attitude or approach.
Relationship-Oriented
FriendlinessBeing kind, approachable, and easy to get along with.
Relationship-Oriented
AuthenticityBeing genuine and true to one's own personality, values, and character.
Relationship-Oriented
CommitmentDedicating oneself to a cause, activity, or relationship.
Relationship-Oriented
CourtesyBeing polite, respectful, and considerate in behavior and speech.
Relationship-Oriented
