Do you know what your business’ values are?
In a leadership masterclass of a bite size Padraig O’Sullivan gives some tips on how different sizes of business should be living up to their values. He explains why values are so important for small, medium and large businesses and why they become more critical as your business grows in size.
Padraig gives a great example of a company that sticks to its values, even to the point of firing multiple clients when those clients actions clashed with their company values.
Padraig is a coach and consultant working with some of Australia’s top companies and executives to push them into performing even better than they thought possible.
He is also a podcaster with his incredibly popular weekly podcast “The Leadership Diet” always sitting in the tops of the podcasting charts.
You can find Padraig at his website: https://podosullivan.com/
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or by listening to The Leadership Diet podcast: https://podosullivan.com/podcasts/
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