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Values are quite often a consequence of profits, in that companies develop values that align with how they make profits. Ben Thompson once coined this "strategy
by chillacy 6y ago
Values are quite often a consequence of profits, in that companies develop values that align with how they make profits. Ben Thompson once coined this "strategy credit".
Show me a company which has values contrary to its profitability and then I'll be impressed (because that company will be at a competitive disadvantage).
- otterley 6y agoNot necessarily. Amazon's Leadership Principles, and the tenets of all the startups I worked at (e.g. Karma/Drive/Tribe/Focus at Segment), were developed long before any of them made any profits.