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Obtaining Buy-in to Goals (Your Values and Integrity First) ©2002 Dr. B. C. Paul
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Goals “Goals are market posts you drive into the future landscape between where you are and where you want to be. They focus attention productively” Goals are of two types Result goals - tons produced / absenteeism rates / limits on supplies wasted Value goals - what impact do you want to have on the lives of your team / your customers / your community
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A Framework of Values The difference between goals and values – goals - only a few critical ones need to come from management – goals - the shortest route may not be a straight line you must have buy-in you can compromise and negotiate shared awareness is not a shared vision
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Values Your teams values are all critical There are only straight lines Values are the underlying power that gives enthusiasm the inner power to survive the upsets of a difficult world A Manager is a leader / Not a boss – Values are the boss that gives direction to all action – Values must guide your actions first
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Managing Values Values must be your code first – you must be willing to live the values to develop trust and respect – Values cannot be shed for the fast buck / convenience or even to save your own skin. Values guide your behavior - they are not the tool by which you guide and police others
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Asserting Values “You can’t impose agreement to values… but you can, and must, impose conformity” You must see to it that your team is internally aligned “If people don’t respect your values, then they work elsewhere”
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Living Your Commitment - Standing up for Unforeseen Consequences Example - Respect the dignity of work – As people caught hold of the spirit of the squirrel productivity rose – Some people simply lacked the ultimate productive capacity of others The response – Try to put them where they could best succeed – Anyone who was committed and trying was given the dignity of work
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Paying the Price Sometimes really believing and living that everyone’s work is important means not denying anyone the dignity of putting heart and soul into a job just for the quick buck. Values have to hold up in tough times or they’re nothing more than talk
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Goals and Values “Goals are for the future”, “Values are Now” “Goals are set”, “Values are Lived” “Goals change”, Values are the immovable rocks by which you shape your life - and demand that others shape their actions.
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Values - not Statistics as Guides Spirit of the Squirrel is driven by importance in human terms If the vision is clear and focused on human terms - profitability and production follow – Developer of Gung Ho had constitution for plant To protect the health, safety and well being of everyone in the plant (First point)
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How to Get Buy In Wisely pick the values that guide the workplace Carefully select a few goals that together with the values will guide the work – Watch for more on how to do first two Work with empower and inform your team and let them set most of the goals – People believe in what they own Need them to see their own actions as critical to goal
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How to get Buy-In Involvement of respected individuals in setting most of their own goals and actions Be a living example of the values that guide your team – Three Critical values Honesty Respect for everyone You value them first
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Filling Basic Needs People have inner need to feel important to others through service – Spirit of the Squirrel – see things in human terms – what does my job well done mean to others – how do I serve People have inner need to feel value to be cared about – Respect them – Inform them – Involve them – Be honest in standing for values no matter what so that they know you mean it
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