My Values And Their Salary
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How to attract best talent? What is my next job like? Salary is a huge factor but not the only one. Would I work for tons of money doing job I hate? For me the answer is "no". I turned down few big $$ offers, no regrets. I did so since offered job or the culture did not resonate with me enough. Values represent what I am, it represent what organizational culture is like. It must match. These are my current values.
- Be on the edge – constantly learn and research, never stop learning. Self improvement is never ending process.
- Loyalty – know your alma mater’s strengths and weaknesses. Be honest with the customers for both.
- Share the knowledge among the team and with the customers – do not keep anything under my sleeves.
- Provide first class service – strive to exceed your customers’ expectations.
- Look for new opportunities – be thirsty to explore new challenging horizons. Doing the same is boring.
- Optimize processes – internal and with the customers, save on logistics and other non-productive activities. Focus on results and less the processes.
- Invest in high ROI activities – be impactful.
- Open discussions – establish shared vision.
- Flat organization – no bosses and reports, only team players and roles and their respective accountabilities.
Recruiters – make sure to review it before calling me, potential candidates too.
31 December 2007“Things only have the value that we give them” - Moliere








You dream!
My new boss told me “Aim for the stars. If you don’t quite make it chances are you will have still hit the sky!”. Cool, huh?
W/r to the post – I live and breath it, no joke. That is why I love my job. That is why I turned few offers down lately.
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