(Strictly speaking of course that = should be "is bounded by," since a random string would be unique.)
The value of a statement of an organization's values = the difference between it and others'. Say "serve stakeholders" and you say nothing.
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The problem discussing it in these terms is that the metric on this space is subjective, or at least unknown.
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My favourite approach here is to ask "what do other people care about which you are willing to sacrifice".
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Avoid buzzwords like the plague. "Serving stakeholders" is joining the cult of personality and creating limiting beliefs, denying innovation
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Or as I like to put it: a meaningful values statement contains good-sounding ideas that you reject.
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либо - meaningless values statement contains bad-sounding ideas that you accept :-)
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I reckon some orgs that were set up solely to serve stakeholders just make up any old set of values to tick the box. What do you reckon?
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@paulg So true!@mjsikorsky always says if no one says the opposite it's not worh saying - who doesn't serve their customers??Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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