Try to show the values that the business outlined as important in the job description. These can include leadership, teamwork, responsibility, and hardworking.
When performing employee surveys, I've seen many cases where ethical business practices are considered most important by employees and management. If the job itself is your focus, performing ethically, knowing that you contribute in a significant way, and knowing that the results are valued are usually considered admirable job values. Concern about whether the pay is far, if the rewards are ever increasing or whether you can earn additional time off are not "values" and are usually perceived as more self centered and therefore not impressive in a job candidate.
a brahmin's job is to worship god and study the Ancient values of Hinduism. brahmins also teach others Important arts and war lessons.
a brahmin's job is to worship god and study the Ancient values of Hinduism. brahmins also teach others Important arts and war lessons.
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Values show other people who you are.
No. Values are things that you believe in and that are important to you, like respect for life, being polite, the importance of family. Different people have different values. Goals are targets you want to achieve, like pass your exams, get a good job, run a marathon etc.
A shepherd was an important job. A fisherman was an important job. The high priest had one of the most important job in Jesus' time.
It was important for him to share the values that his father had taught him.
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they are all equally important, but the most important job would be the job of the president
For me, the important values in a work environment are:honestyconsistencyfocusconsiderationteamwork