WiLD Leaders Corporate Charter, Culture & Expectations

TEAM VALUES

The character of our leaders and team members is that of both strength and editability. Working in this culture is both challenging and awesome in the same moment. Leadership is strong, and yet seeks to be humble.

Read our team values here:

  • Mission Connection - Articulates what it means to develop whole leaders in their own words, and is motivated to support our mission and purpose.

  • Conviction - A willingness to lead strong.

  • Forgiveness - We are seeking to be a confessing team, and willing to say we are sorry.

  • Editability - A willingness to change. Seeking feedback and having someone check your work. If you have a problem with your work being checked and checked again, check again. The stakes are too high for us not to.

  • Fun - Commitment to smiling, even when it’s hard.

  • Grace - Not taking ourselves too seriously, and offering grace to others.

  • Timeliness - Being on time most all of the time.

  • Availability - Being available to the work. If you don’t have the time and can’t make this your priority, you might be in the wrong job.

  • Adaptability - Things change quickly, so you need to adapt with the change.

  • Emotional Maturity - Avoiding the pressure or temptation to gossip or to talk behind the back of others, especially when it’s hard.

  • Fighting Well - The best answers come when we are honest, and honesty sometimes involves conflict.

  • Dealing with Paradox - Life is full of competing tensions, so we have to expect them.

Want to read more of the WiLD Corporate Charter? Click below!

Dr. Rob McKenna

Named one of the top 30 I-O Psychologists alive today, Dr. McKenna is passionate about developing leaders and about transforming the way we see the people in our organizations. As he will tell you, we have the tools at our fingertips to invest in our people in ways that are meaningful to them and will get the results we need. Thirty years of research has taught us much how people learn and grow on the job. We have what it takes to create rich learning environments for the people we lead, and all we have to do is begin to act on what we know.

http://www.wildleaders.org/rob-mckenna-speaker
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