In 2017, ENAVATE's leadership team went through Simon Sinek's process, Start With Why. This was an invaluable exercise that made us realize we all have a similar why - we want to make an impact in people's lives beyond the walls of the office.
Once we defined our Why, we strategized how to integrate our Why to become a part of our DNA. These three elements came to mind:
Now, let's take a deeper dive into each one:
ENAVATE's Denver, CO Team
Make a difference in the market space through 100% true empowerment and teamwork via our Pod concept
"You own your personal life. Why not own your professional life too?" - Thomas Ajspur, ENAVATE CEO. You are the boss of your personal life and have the space to make any decision you want to. How empowering would it feel if you were able to do the same in your professional life?
As Thomas mentioned in his recent blog post, Does True Empowerment Exist, we are beginning a journey of creating a truly empowered culture at ENAVATE.
ENAVATE's Minsk Team
We Care About Our Team Members and Customers
Okay, so every company says this, right? However, have you ever asked what these companies do to support this statement?
At ENAVATE, we care so much about the team, internally and externally, that we included this mindset as our top core value, as you can see in the next section below. We created both the core values and boundaries with the people as the core of each statement. Why you ask? Just a reminder, to us it's personal!
ENAVATE's Kiev Team
Our Core Values and Boundaries
Core Values
Team – We take care of our own.
Innovation – We explore, evolve, and seek excellence on every level.
Results – We are achievers who set high goals and reach them.
Integrity – We are trustworthy. Our word is our bond.
Boundaries
We will not
…exhaust our team members. We want you to have time to re-energize.
…have our team members connected when on vacation. We want you to spend time with your family/friends/hobbies and give them your full attention.
…be late for meetings, we will end meetings 5 minutes ahead of schedule. We will show respect for people’s time.
…take deals where the project cannot be successful. We will exercise rigor in our pre-sales and review process.
…hire people who put their interests ahead of the organization’s. We will compensate well and hire people who are passionate about our company.
…tolerate unethical or disrespectful behavior.
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