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You're in a job interview and the interviewer asks "What are your values?" How do you answer this question without sounding vague, generic, or dishonest? Your values are the principles that guide your decisions and actions, and they reflect what matters most to you. They also influence how you fit into the culture and vision of the organization you want to work for. In this article, we'll show you how to identify, articulate, and demonstrate your values in a way that impresses the interviewer and helps you stand out from other candidates.

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  • Nombeh Ngeh Security Officer ( 5 yrs experience )

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1 Know your values

Before you go to the interview, spend some time reflecting on your values and how they relate to your career goals and aspirations. You can use various methods to discover your values, such as writing a personal mission statement, taking a values assessment test, or brainstorming a list of words that resonate with you. Try to narrow down your values to three to five core ones that you can explain clearly and confidently. Avoid choosing values that are too vague, such as "honesty" or "integrity", or too specific, such as "travel" or "money". Instead, opt for values that are meaningful, relevant, and distinctive, such as "creativity", "collaboration", or "impact".

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  • Cristobal Thompson Coach y Mentor Ejecutivo I Marca Personal
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    Es importante tener en nuestra mente de bien claro cuales son nuestros valores para contestar con seguridad esta pregunta. Y para cada valor tener un ejemplo especifico para validarlos.

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  • Efrat Binia Talmi 🌐 **Personal Scientists Coach. Mentor and Change Agent for Scientists and Academic Researchers** 🌐
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    I would recommend when you are ask about your values:* Start with defining what value means to you. (so you will be on the same page with the interviewer and gain time if you are not ready in advance, with your answer).* Imagine value as a red line, a boundary that no amount can buy, a limit that you hold no matter what someone offers you to drop it. Now think of "Redline" which is relevant to the work territory like Harmony, Ambitiousness, Team Playing, Decisiveness, Persistence, Flexibility, Integrity, etc. (and not values that are relevant uniquely to your personal life such as Love, Estheticness, Fun, etc.)* Give examples of how those values are expressed in your daily work routine.Good Luck

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    my values include integrity, accountability, continuous learning, collaboration, and empathy. I believe in honesty and ethical conduct, taking responsibility for my actions, striving for personal and professional growth, working effectively with others, and understanding and respecting diverse perspective

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  • Dr. Seema Dutt Principal at DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL
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    Tailoring your response to the job and company is key. Choose 2-3 values that align with the company's priorities and the role's requirements. Show, don't tell, by sharing specific experiences. For instance, if the company values collaboration, mention a project where you successfully worked with a team to achieve results. Keep it concise to respect the interviewer's time, aiming for a minute or two. This approach effectively communicates your values and strengths in a targeted manner.

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  • Gil G. Hernández Talent Acquisition Manager at U-Hi
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    When responding to the question "What are your values?" in a job interview, it's essential to provide a thoughtful and sincere answer that reflects your personal principles and how they align with the company's culture and objectives. Here's some tips:- Reflect on your values- Research the company- Be Authentic- Provide examples- Keep it concise Also, remember to stay positive, and avoid discussing values that could be perceived negatively or may not be relevant to the job.

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2 Align your values with the organization

Once you have identified your values, do some research on the organization you are applying to and find out what their values are. You can look at their website, social media, annual reports, or news articles to get a sense of their mission, vision, and culture. Then, compare your values with theirs and see how they match or complement each other. For example, if one of your values is "innovation" and the organization values "excellence", you can show how you pursue new ideas and solutions that enhance the quality of your work. If there is a gap or a conflict between your values and theirs, you may want to reconsider if this is the right place for you.

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    My core values align closely with those of your organization. I highly value innovation, which matches your commitment to continuous improvement and embracing new ideas. Collaboration is key for me, and I appreciate your emphasis on teamwork and diverse perspectives. Lastly, integrity is fundamental to how I work, and I respect your organization's strong ethical standards and commitment to transparency. By bringing these values into my role, I am confident in my ability to contribute positively to your team and support your mission effectively.

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    I prioritize integrity to uphold its reputation and build trust with colleagues and clients. I believe in being accountable for my work, contributing to the organization's success. Continuous learning enables me to adapt to evolving needs and innovate within the company's framework. Collaboration fosters a supportive environment, enhancing productivity and achieving common goals. Empathy ensures understanding of both colleagues and clients, leading to more effective communication and problem-solving.

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  • Suraya Nasser Senior Full-Stack Developer at CMA CGM
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    If your values do not align with the organization you are joining, my recommendation is to run away! You will not be comfortable working for them nor will they be happy working with you. This is why integrity is one of my core values, if what I do does not align with what I think and believe in I run away.

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  • Amlinia D'souza E Athayde Corporate Trainer | Learning and Development Expert | Executive Assistant | Client Relations Expert
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    Emphasize how your values align with the values of the organization and how you believe they will contribute to your success in the role. Demonstrate your understanding of the company's culture and how you'll be able to thrive and make a positive impact within that environment.

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  • Eliziane Reis Soeiro Diretora de consultoria de negócios | Colunista e embaixadora na revista Mulheres que Brilham | Customer Success, CRM
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    A transparência é o principal caminho para o sucesso da comunicação, princípios e valores. Seja honesto consigo mesmo, e com a empresa, deixe claro o que você tolera e o que não tolera, feito isso as expectativas de ambos serão alinhadas.

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3 Answer with examples

When the interviewer asks you about your values, don't just list them or recite them from memory. Instead, answer with specific examples that illustrate how you live by your values and how they have helped you achieve your goals or overcome challenges. For example, if one of your values is "learning", you can share how you constantly seek feedback, take courses, or read books to improve your skills and knowledge. Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your examples and make them concise and compelling. Show the interviewer how your values have shaped your behavior and outcomes, and how they can benefit the organization.

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    My values center around integrity, empathy, and continuous learning. For example, I believe in treating others with respect and compassion, so I always strive to listen actively and consider different perspectives. Additionally, I prioritize honesty and transparency in all my interactions, whether it's delivering feedback or communicating with colleagues. Finally, I'm committed to personal and professional growth, constantly seeking opportunities to expand my skills and knowledge to better contribute to the team and organization.

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  • Integrity: I prioritize honesty and ethical behavior in all interactions, ensuring alignment with the organization's values.Accountability: I take ownership of my responsibilities and actions, ensuring timely delivery and transparency in communication.Continuous Learning: I actively seek opportunities to grow and adapt, enhancing my skills to contribute effectively to the organization's goals.Collaboration: I thrive in team environments, fostering open communication and leveraging diverse perspectives to achieve shared objectives.Empathy: I prioritize understanding and supporting colleagues and clients, creating a positive and inclusive work environment.I

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    Continuous learning is one of my values and i seek for this quality in any organization I’m to work or seeking to coach their employees. It’s the only pathway for growth, innovation and success. I wouldn’t want to be a part of a system that growth isn’t possible, so I communicate this value while applying for a position and during interviews.

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  • Fernando Campanholli, MSc, CEA Investment Specialist | Advisor | Consultant | Investments | CEA | Asset and Succession Management | Financial Teacher and Educator | Mentor | PAAP Member T6 Eu Me Banco
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    Um valor/ cultura do Itaú é "somos movidos por resultados". O que isso te remete? Como você atinge um resultado?Trás a tona: disciplina, comprometimento, resiliência, consistência, entre outros. O que você fez em outra instituição que coincide com este valor? Ex.: "Eu, juntamente com minha equipe, iniciei um projeto para melhorar o atendimento e com isso melhoramos nosso market share em 7% indo de 22% para 29%".O entrevistador poderá verificar: disciplina, gestão, foco em melhoria, resultado, etc.

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4 Demonstrate your values

Finally, don't just tell the interviewer about your values, show them. Throughout the interview, demonstrate your values through your attitude, communication, and actions. For example, if one of your values is "respect", show it by being courteous, attentive, and respectful to everyone you meet, from the receptionist to the CEO. If one of your values is "teamwork", show it by acknowledging the contributions of others, asking questions, and expressing interest in the organization's projects and goals. By demonstrating your values, you can build rapport, credibility, and trust with the interviewer and leave a positive impression.

You're in a job interview and the interviewer asks "What are your values?" This is your opportunity to showcase your personality, passion, and potential. By knowing, aligning, answering, and demonstrating your values, you can ace this question and stand out from the crowd.

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    Here’s an example, I value integrity, empathy, and continuous growth. I demonstrate integrity by always acting ethically and transparently. My empathy drives me to understand and support others' perspectives. Additionally, I prioritize continuous growth by seeking out new challenges and learning opportunities. These values guide my actions and decisions, ensuring that I contribute positively to any team or organization I'm a part of.

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    During a project, I noticed a discrepancy that could potentially affect the project's outcome. Despite the temptation to overlook it, I chose to address it immediately, maintaining transparency and upholding integrity. I took ownership of resolving the issue, collaborating with team members to find a solution and implementing necessary changes. Throughout the process, I remained empathetic to the concerns of others involved, ensuring that everyone felt heard and supported. This experience showcased my commitment to integrity, accountability, collaboration, and empathy, all essential values that align with the organization's culture.

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    Si me entrevistan y me piden demostrar mis valores debo demostrar con hechos como la creatividad que tengo puedo ponerla al servicio de la empresa . Si soy colaboradora y puedo trabajar en equipo o sola debo demostrar con ellos como lo he hecho en otra empresa y como quiero hacerla en esta .

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  • Eliziane Reis Soeiro Diretora de consultoria de negócios | Colunista e embaixadora na revista Mulheres que Brilham | Customer Success, CRM
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    Na minha trajetória, sempre fiz questão de me preparar para as entrevistas, utilizando ferramentas que pudessem me ajudar a me comunicar, sobre os meus princípios e valores.Se a entrevista era presencial, eu montava uma pasta com um breve resumo, através de imagens e textos curtos. Além de me ajudar a não esquecer dos principais objetivos que precisavam ser falados no momento da entrevista, pois é muito comum ficar nervoso neste momento, e sempre sair com aquela sensação de que poderia ter falado algo a mais.Engana-se quem acha, que somente a empresa deve ter bem claro o quadro exposto com a missão, visão e valores, monte o seu portifólio e e apresente no dia da entrevista.

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    One thing I also do during interview is to ask the interviewers to describe the organization’s leadership style and the future of the organization for me. While they speak, I’m seeking to understand if they are ready for the long haul through ethical considerations and practicing sustainable goals. I know I’m an asset to any organization, so it’s important I’m convinced if they deserve my time, commitment and partnership.

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  • Nombeh Ngeh Security Officer ( 5 yrs experience )
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    My values center around integrity, continuous growth, empathy, and collaboration. I believe in approaching challenges with honesty, striving for personal and professional development, understanding others' perspectives, and working together to achieve common goals.

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    If you really want to get the job, you should always answer: "This are my values [blank] . But if you don't like them, I have others"Sorry for putting a joke on such a serious subject. When Ciceron was teaching Julius Caesars on his communication habilites, asked him what was the most important element on a strong public speech.Caesar failed the test, mentioning structure and preparation. Ciceron's answer was humour.

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  • Fernando Campanholli, MSc, CEA Investment Specialist | Advisor | Consultant | Investments | CEA | Asset and Succession Management | Financial Teacher and Educator | Mentor | PAAP Member T6 Eu Me Banco
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    Além de estudar sobre a empresa para expor a harmonia entre o seu valor e o dela, saiba que "pensar fora da caixa" também é visto, ou seja, se você possui uma solução e/ou ideia diferente, não tenha medo de expor, pois pode fazer a diferença.

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    Since applying for a company with values completely oppose to yours will be crazy, I sincerely suggest looking the company's values first (and be sure these are aligned with yours, and not the other way around). It's the most honest way to give real examples, and above all, to understand you're applying to a place where you can be comfortable. Trying to "come up with a right answer" on the spot it's easy when sharing the same values (you'll end up speaking by experience, and not just using your imagination).

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You're in a job interview and the interviewer asks "What are your values? ›

When interviewers ask values questions, they want to make sure you are a good match for the attitudes and traits the company prioritizes. Before your interview, look at the company's website to see their core values and make sure you include them in your answers.

How to answer what are your values in an interview? ›

Tips for Answering 16+ Interview Questions on Personal Values & Ethics
  1. Define Your Values. Begin by clearly identifying your core personal values. ...
  2. Illustrate Your Values. Provide concrete examples of how you've lived out these values in real life. ...
  3. Foundation of Values. ...
  4. Reflection on Values.

How do you answer what are your work values? ›

Emphasize how your values align with the values of the organization and how you believe they will contribute to your success in the role. Demonstrate your understanding of the company's culture and how you'll be able to thrive and make a positive impact within that environment.

What are examples of value-based interview questions? ›

How have you/would you handle a situation in which one of your colleagues made a discriminatory remark? What kind of experience have you had of working with others from a different cultural background than your own? What is your understanding of respect and dignity? How do you demonstrate respect and dignity?

How do you demonstrate value in an interview? ›

7 Tips to Show Your Worth at Your Next Job Interview
  1. Research the company and the role. ...
  2. Prepare specific examples prior to the interview. ...
  3. Prepare for common interview questions. ...
  4. Emphasise what is unique about you. ...
  5. Arrogance doesn't equal confidence. ...
  6. Highlight your adaptability. ...
  7. Follow-up via your Recruitment Consultant.

What are your top 3 values? ›

The top three values that many people worldwide share include family, honesty, and respect. Family is often cited as one of the most important values in life because it provides a sense of belonging and security. Having a loving family to turn to can help bring stability, joy, and comfort.

When someone asks what are your values? ›

Your values are the beliefs and principles that you believe are important in the way that you live and work. They (should) determine your priorities, and guide your decisions and the way you act towards others. When the things that you do, and the way that you behave, match your values, life is usually good.

What are the 5 value questions? ›

5 Questions for boards to ask on values
  • How well do we bring our values to life? ...
  • Do we know if we live up to our values? ...
  • Do our leaders lead on values? ...
  • Do we promote learning and development on values? ...
  • Are we open to challenge?

How to answer a value-based question? ›

Tips for answering value-based questions
  1. Research the organization. Learning about the organization's core values can help you predict what types of value-based questions you might encounter. ...
  2. Connect to the role. ...
  3. Give examples where appropriate.
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How to answer values and ethics interview questions? ›

Showcase important moral and ethical values you possess that are relevant to the hypothetical situation. It might be beneficial to include some of the company/program's values and their importance within your answers. Be sure to think about and articulate all present and future implications of your decision.

How do you pass a value interview? ›

Some hints and tips to help you prepare for any values based questions you may be asked are:
  1. To identify your own personal values and why they are important to you.
  2. Research the values of the company in which you are applying and be clear on how your values align or misalign with theirs.

Can you give me an example of how your values impact your work? ›

Where your values are aligned with your work or business you will find that they support and energise your work e.g. If you have a value of trust and you feel trusted by everyone you deal with at work and you trust them. It may be that some of your values are aligned, whereas others are not.

How do I demonstrate my values? ›

There are ways to demonstrate your merits authentically and constructively.
  1. 1 Sharing your progress is part of being a good employee. ...
  2. 2 Help your manager help you. ...
  3. 3 Link your accomplishments to a larger purpose. ...
  4. 4 Focus on quantifiable outcomes. ...
  5. 5 Build a network and become an indispensable resource.

How do you describe your values examples? ›

30 personal value examples
  • Altruism. Altruism is selflessness for the greater good of society. ...
  • Dependability. If you're dependable, you're a person that others can rely on. ...
  • Integrity. ...
  • Generosity. ...
  • Courage. ...
  • Gratitude. ...
  • Well-being. ...
  • Education.

How to answer how do your values align with ours? ›

Sample answers

It's important to me that my values align with those of the company I work for. From my research, I can see that your company values teamwork, innovation, and community involvement, which are all important to me as well. I am excited about the possibility of joining a team that prioritizes these values.

What values do I bring to my job? ›

Some (possibly conflicting) examples of workplace values include:
  • Being accountable.
  • Making a difference.
  • Focusing on detail.
  • Delivering quality.
  • Being honest.
  • Keeping promises.
  • Being reliable.
  • Being positive.

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