We, at the Marquette Companies, have a set of core values that guide our
actions every day. We thought they were important enough to write down and
to share, so here they are, in no particular order:
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(Constant And Never Ending Improvement) calls us to constantly
reassess and improve our systems, procedures and policies in our quest
to "Reinvent property management by creating extraordinary returns,
raving employees and legendary customer service".
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Removing the layers of reporting and bureaucracy in order to permit more
efficient management and creativity and to encourage empowerment at the
point of customer interaction. |
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Building relationships based on trust makes the world move and increases
our accomplishment and fulfillment. Our company reaches its full
potential and creates "win-win" relationships through contribution, and
mutual support. |
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The opportunity to be our own authority encourages self-expression and
requires us to make and fulfill our commitments.
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A standard above the rest that is continually and uncompromisingly
upheld.
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Using creativity and sound business judgment in all situations to far
exceed customer's expectations. It's not only what we do but how we do
it that really matters.
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Enables our existence, promotes our culture, fosters our ability to
make a difference, and legitimizes our success.
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Making a difference is our purpose for existence and the essence
behind each of our goals. True success isn't based on how many races
we have won, but how many people we have touched along the way!
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The process of continually evolving the connection with you, others
and life by listening for others, being interested in what is up and
taking intentional actions. Development is being able to hear what the
circumstances are and becoming what it takes to fulfill them.
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Taking responsibility for what you say and do in a way that reflects
who you are and evidences to the world what you believe in and stand
for.
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The ability to take what we do seriously while not taking ourselves
too seriously. Appropriately placed "fun" reduces stress, creates
mutuality, and increases productivity and creativity.
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