Core Human Values
If you look at humans in general, there are some values that can be looked upon as being common to all of us ( Core Human Values)
Core Human values are the core principles and beliefs that guide how we behave, interact and treat others. These values form the foundation of what is considered moral, ethical and respectful in society. They are universal in nature and promote harmony, compassion and a better way of living.
Why Are Human Values Important?
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- They foster positive relationships.
- They create a more just and peaceful society.
- They promote personal growth and self-respect.
- They ensure mutual respect and understanding in diverse communities.
Core Human Values
1.Respect
2.Empathy
3.Integrity
4.Kindness
5.Responsibility
6.Equality
7.Gratitude
8.Courage
9.Humility
10.Compassion
1.Respect
Treating others with dignity, acknowledging their rights, opinions and individuality
Example: Listening to someone’s perspective, even if you disagree with them.
2. Empathy
Understanding and sharing the feelings of others.
Example: Comforting a friend who is upset as well as showing support.
3. Integrity
Being honest and adhering to strong moral principles.
Example: Respecting your own and others’ boundaries
4. Kindness
Showing care and consideration for others.
Example: Helping an elderly person cross the street or offering a smile to brighten someone’s day.
5. Responsibility
Being accountable for your actions and their impact on others.
Example: Completing a task you promised on time or cleaning up after yourself in a shared space.
6. Equality
Believing in and promoting fairness and equal treatment for all.
Example: Ensuring everyone gets an equal opportunity to be listened to
7. Gratitude
Appreciating both what you have, as well as the kindness of others.
Example: Thanking someone for their help.
8. Courage
Facing challenges and standing up for what is right, even when it’s difficult.
Example: Speaking out against injustice in your community.
9. Humility
Being modest about your abilities and acknowledging others’ contributions.
Example: Giving credit to your team for a group success instead of taking all the glory.
10. Compassion
A deep concern for the suffering or well-being of others.
Example: Volunteering at a shelter to help those in need
Core Human Values
Core Human values are the core principles and beliefs that guide how we behave, interact and treat others. These values form the foundation of what is considered moral, ethical and respectful in society. They are universal in nature and promote harmony, compassion and a better way of living.
Overall, a human centered organisation prioritises people and relationships, recognising that their well being, satisfaction and engagement are essential drivers of success and sustainability
Reflection: I have been travelling around the world within the Volvo Truck organisation and then we have introduced parts of the model all over the place
It was introduced in different manners in different organisations with different results, difficulties and benefits.
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The conclusion that I made is that everybody can learn something from someone else - no one is perfect!
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And if we could use the best way to work all over the world everyone becomes better
