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Judgement
Making sound decisions: weighing trade-offs, thinking things through and being deliberate and pragmatic.
28 of the 465 companies that publish values (6%) have a value coded to judgement: 28 statements in 28 different wordings. The commonest: "Hell Yeah or No" decision making approach, Are Right, A Lot, Be #1, or Don't Compete.
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- "Hell Yeah or No" decision making approach 1 company
Microhealth - Are Right, A Lot 1 company
Amazon - Be #1, or Don't Compete 1 company
MixerBox - Be decisive, even in ambiguity 1 company
Multiverse - Be deliberate 1 company
ContentSquare - Decide with frameworks 1 company
Vanta - Decisive 1 company
Autotrader Group - Do What Is Right 1 company
Flipdish - Do What's Right 1 company
Marqeta - Hold light and shade 1 company
Anthropic - Important, Not Immediate 1 company
Zocdoc - Judgment 1 company
Netflix - Know when to startup and when to scale 1 company
Flatiron Health - Leave Nothing to Chance 1 company
Handshake - Pragmatism 1 company
Ledger - Put yourself in a position of insight 1 company
Carbon Health - See the big picture 1 company
Iceye - Selection 1 company
OpenSea - Stack rank and drop 1 company
Watershed - Strong Belief, Weakly Held 1 company
Headway - Think 1 company
Bloomreach - Think actively 1 company
Mercury - Think Deeper 1 company
Revolut - Think systems-first 1 company
Forto - Three Moves Ahead 1 company
Scale AI - Use good judgment 1 company
Cedar - We always do what is right 1 company
Coderhouse - We think like investors 1 company
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