MatchFIT Assessment
Hi there! Welcome to the Organizational Values Questionnaire.
Research shows that, more than ever, employees desire to work for
organizations who care about the things that they care about personally. This assessment is aimed at helping us understand the kinds of things that really "matter" to you in a job and organization. There are a few sections - and the whole assessment will take about 15 minutes to complete. There are no right or wrong answers - we just want to know what you care about.
The demographic questions below are used for research purposes and will not be shared with your potential employer. You
may choose not to answer them if you'd prefer by choosing the "Prefer not to indicate" option.
In the following section you'll be asked to review a list of statements. You should think of these statements as
"Organizational Values" - or characteristics that an organization considers critical to how they do business. As you
review these lists, rank the statements based on what you feel best suits you by dragging them and dropping them. The
statement you rank on top of the list should be the value that you feel suits you the best, while the statement on
bottom should be the value that you feel suits you the least. When ranking the statements, consider how much you'd like
to work for a company who values that given characteristic.
Group 1
- Values competitiveness
- Having respect for individuals' rights
- Values stability and consistency with productivity
- Being flexible
- Being easy-going
- Being team-oriented
- Having opportunities for professional growth
Group 2
- Having high expectations for performance with promise of growth
- Being innovative
- Informality
- Being aggressive
- Having a good public reputation
- Being analytical
- Being supportive
Group 3
- Provides an opportunity to take risks
- Provides an opportunity to experiment with ideas
- Offers higher pay for better performance
- Being careful and conscientious
- Allows employees to work in a low level of conflict
- Being socially responsible
- Provides opportunity for building friendships at work
Group 4
- Values quality over speed
- Encourages employees to think of new approaches/methods
- Offers financial incentives for exceeding expectations
- Being competitively driven
- Provides a collaborative work environment
- Celebrates individuals' differences
- Has a comfortable, casual workplace
Group 5
- Provides a calm work environment
- Values precision
- Encourages employees to take initiative
- Values fairness, diversity, and equality
- Encourages employees to be people-oriented
- Wants employees to be ambitious and achievement-oriented
- Allows employees to develop their own processes
Group 6
- Values adaptability and creative thinking
- Encourages employees to be highly organized
- Needs employees to "take charge" and confront conflict
- Is tolerant
- Wants people to "fit in" with the team
- Has a casual and relaxed environment
- Bases compensation on performance
Several companies were contacted and asked to submit a one-line, defining mantra that best captures their approach to
being a successful organization. Read their submissions and rank them based on how much you'd like to work for them
based on their Organizational Mantra.
- "Always get it right the first time - Be diligent, organized, and consistent."
- "Someone is always keeping score - and we always want to win."
- "If everyone feels accepted and free to be themselves, then they'll perform better."
- "The next great idea can come from anywhere, and great ideas makes great companies."
- "People are at their best in an environment where they can be relaxed and informal."
- "The results of the team are always more important than the results of any individual."
- "The best performers deserve a larger share of the pie."
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