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Values Exercise

The document is a values exercise that lists various work values for individuals to consider. Participants are instructed to select and rank their top ten work values based on personal importance. Each value is accompanied by a brief description to aid in the selection process.

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Values Exercise

The document is a values exercise that lists various work values for individuals to consider. Participants are instructed to select and rank their top ten work values based on personal importance. Each value is accompanied by a brief description to aid in the selection process.

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Values Exercise

Below is a list of work values, with an example of each.


Check off the ten work values that are most important to you, and rank the values you selected from 1-10.

Adventure _________work duties that involve frequent risk-taking

Creativity _________developing new ideas, programs, structures

Authority _________being in charge

Altruism _________helping others

Help Society _________do something to contribute to the betterment of the world

Independence _________plan own work schedule without close supervision

Travel _________opportunities to travel on the job

Prestige _________be recognized and respected for your work

Pressure _________high-pressure environment where quality of work is judged critically

Stability _________keep a steady routine with a reasonable financial reward

Variety _________experience change and enjoy different tasks

Time Freedom _________have time and energy to spend outside of work; establish own schedule

Engagement _________work that involves purpose, curiosity and inspiration

Teamwork _________work as a member of a team toward common goals

Learning _________opportunity to learn new skills and apply them

Aesthetics _________be involved in studying or appreciating the beauty of things, ideas

Challenge _________use your skills to solve complex problems

Physical Challenge _________physical demands or ‘hands on’ challenges

Advancement _________opportunity for promotion

Leisure _________have time and energy to spend outside of work

Wealth _________have a high income

Location _________a place to live (town, geographical area) which is conducive to my lifestyle

Intellectual Status _________acknowledged as “expert” in a given field or subject

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