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About People Management NE

Mission and Values Statement

We are driven to facilitate the success of organizations by fitting people to professions, endeavors, and relationships that will maximize the best use of their innate strengths and motivational drives. We are committed to the great good and vitality that occurs when people are matched to those settings which fit them and unveil what they do best.

At People Management we believe . . .

  • That no inventory, no financial reserve, no sophisticated information system, no plant or process or product, no reputation, no wealth of any kind that an organization can muster is equal to the treasure of its human resources.

  • That beyond the number on the rolls, beyond the credentials, energy, experience and loyalty people may bring – hidden from the traffic of application forms, personnel files, measurements, evaluations – and often from the people themselves – is a vast resource of capability that is barely tapped.

  • That nothing of consequence happens at any level in any organization unless it is propelled by the strengths resident in one or more of the people involved.

  • That the success of a business is directly attributable to certain Motivated Abilities possessed and exercised by key people.

  • That competence seems to emerge from the nature of the person.

  • That different employees respond to different things.

  • That through SIMA® we can provide unique insight about people that enables a company to assess fit and to predict how an individual is likely to go about accomplishing or reshaping responsibilities which leads to strengths being maximized and potential weaknesses minimized.

  • That companies will dramatically improve performance as they have more employees in key roles who are enthusiastic about doing work they naturally like to do.

  • That Peter Drucker was correct when he said, “Effective management is the productive use of strengths.”

  • That excellence is open to anyone who finds the place and level of work that suits what he or she already brings to the world of work.

  • That productivity is the end product of excellence.