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What foundational element serves as the primary basis for all decisions within the company?
What foundational element serves as the primary basis for all decisions within the company?
- Employee feedback and suggestions
- Market trends and competitor analysis
- Financial projections and budget constraints
- The company's purpose, mission, and values (correct)
The company's mission is defined as a short-term objective, typically achievable within one to two years.
The company's mission is defined as a short-term objective, typically achievable within one to two years.
False (B)
The company's mission is to facilitate __________ exits by 2032.
The company's mission is to facilitate __________ exits by 2032.
10,000
What does the company consider when recruiting new team members?
What does the company consider when recruiting new team members?
The company's values are prominently displayed but rarely discussed or integrated into daily operations.
The company's values are prominently displayed but rarely discussed or integrated into daily operations.
The company's first value is being __________ focused.
The company's first value is being __________ focused.
Which of the following best describes what the 'Good Vibes' value represents within the company?
Which of the following best describes what the 'Good Vibes' value represents within the company?
An 'internally driven' team member waits for detailed instructions before starting new tasks.
An 'internally driven' team member waits for detailed instructions before starting new tasks.
The 'on the bus' value means that new members push and ________ each other.
The 'on the bus' value means that new members push and ________ each other.
What does 'extreme ownership' mean in the context of the company's values?
What does 'extreme ownership' mean in the context of the company's values?
A company with a 'growth mindset' is most likely to:
A company with a 'growth mindset' is most likely to:
The company measures team members on the 'internally driven' value.
The company measures team members on the 'internally driven' value.
Match the following values with their descriptions:
Match the following values with their descriptions:
What is the company's stated purpose?
What is the company's stated purpose?
Which scenario demonstrates the company value of 'Extreme Ownership'?
Which scenario demonstrates the company value of 'Extreme Ownership'?
The company's mission is a flexible target that can be easily adjusted based on market conditions.
The company's mission is a flexible target that can be easily adjusted based on market conditions.
Match the following examples to the company value they best represent:
Match the following examples to the company value they best represent:
The company uses the purpose, mission, and values to ________ and ________ team members.
The company uses the purpose, mission, and values to ________ and ________ team members.
What is the significance of defining a clear 'purpose, mission, and values' for a business?
What is the significance of defining a clear 'purpose, mission, and values' for a business?
If a team member is not 'on the bus,' it means they are not aligned with the company's direction and support its objectives.
If a team member is not 'on the bus,' it means they are not aligned with the company's direction and support its objectives.
Why does the company emphasize continuous personal and professional growth ('Growth Mindset')?
Why does the company emphasize continuous personal and professional growth ('Growth Mindset')?
According to the company, when conflict arises, what is the usual cause?
According to the company, when conflict arises, what is the usual cause?
How does the company ensure its values are more than just words on a wall?
How does the company ensure its values are more than just words on a wall?
The company believes that external forces are primarily responsible for the success or failure of its team members.
The company believes that external forces are primarily responsible for the success or failure of its team members.
The internally driven people at the the company do not need to be __________ uphill.
The internally driven people at the the company do not need to be __________ uphill.
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the company value of 'Results Focused'?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the company value of 'Results Focused'?
According to the company, people have the exact same values at every level.
According to the company, people have the exact same values at every level.
Which of the following quotes emphasizes the 'Extreme Ownership' value?
Which of the following quotes emphasizes the 'Extreme Ownership' value?
What is the book recommended for those wanting to learn how to take 'extreme ownership'?
What is the book recommended for those wanting to learn how to take 'extreme ownership'?
The company measures each team member on the 'good vibes' value
The company measures each team member on the 'good vibes' value
Flashcards
Purpose (in business)
Purpose (in business)
The fundamental reason a business exists, guiding all its actions and decisions.
Mission (in business)
Mission (in business)
A long-term, ambitious goal (e.g., 10-year) that the business is striving to achieve.
Values (in business)
Values (in business)
Guiding principles that dictate behavior and decision-making within the company.
Results Focused (Value)
Results Focused (Value)
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Good Vibes (Value)
Good Vibes (Value)
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Internally Driven (Value)
Internally Driven (Value)
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On The Bus (Value)
On The Bus (Value)
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Extreme Ownership (Value)
Extreme Ownership (Value)
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Growth Mindset (Value)
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Study Notes
- Purpose, mission, and values are fundamental for the business.
- Clarity in these aspects provides a decision-making compass, crucial for business owners.
- A lack of these leads to people problems, challenges, and struggles.
Purpose
- It defines why the business exists.
- It influences recruitment and systems.
- The speaker's company's purpose is to free business owners from struggles and stresses.
Mission
- It represents the 10-year goal.
- The speaker's company's mission is to have facilitated 10,000 business exits by 2032.
- This goal aligns with the overarching purpose of freeing business owners.
Values
- They serve as a guiding light for decision-making.
- Conflicts often arise from clashing values.
- They dictate how the company operates and influence hiring/firing decisions.
- The company has six core values.
Results Focused
- The aim is to produce life-changing results.
- This should create a true and lasting change in everything that is done.
- Values are discussed daily within the company.
Good Vibes
- The team consists of carefully selected culture adds.
- Team members bring positive energy and improve the company.
Internally Driven
- Team members should be self-motivated.
- They should go the extra mile because of their internal drive.
- Company aims to recruit highly internally driven people.
On The Bus
- There must be a value alignment.
- Team members should push and respect one another.
- There must be belief in the purpose and mission.
- Everyone should work together to bring a better future.
Extreme Ownership
- Individuals take full ownership of their actions.
- They are responsible for their success and the team's success.
- Ownership is taken for both successes and failures, avoiding blame.
Growth Mindset
- Embrace new opportunities and positive challenges.
- Continuous personal and professional growth is important.
- It is important for the team and its members.
- Striving for a high-performing team that pushes boundaries is key.
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