1. SUNIL GEORGE - PhD Research Scholar, International School of Management Excellence, Research Center, Affiliated to University of Mysore.
Any Organization, which knows where it wants to go and how to get there will get there faster. (James C. Collins & Jerry I. Porras, 1994). High performing organizations have vision and values that enable them to reach their goals much faster in the most appropriate way. It also creates a shared goal and purpose in the minds of team members(B.J Dik, et al., 2013; Carton, 2018). Silos are eliminated and highperformance organizations can be created (LaBonte, 2003). Most organizations realize the value of a Vision. It is often attributed as an essential leadership trait (Mackey, 1992).However, most organizations do not know how to define it. This paper sets a process to define an organizational vision. It also helps a leader shortlist and articulate the values of the organization. A vision will increase the speed and the motivation of people who work in the organization to achieve organizational goals. In this conceptual paper, two approaches to building a vision are discussed. Additionally, one approach to defining values is also shared. Theapproach discussed here could be applied to most small and medium organizations. It is also applicable to a vertical or a division of a large organization. This paper defines an approach that will enable leaders or facilitators to create a vision and define the value for an organization. This conceptual paper discusses an approach for HR Leaders and Consultants to facilitate and co-create organizational Vision and Values.
Vision, Values, SWOT, BHAG, Rituals, Behaviors