Words count. Actions Matter.
As Rümineers, we like to have fun, but there are a few things we do take seriously and that’s how we show up every day. If the way we live our values on a daily basis is a good fit, you should be keen to follow us for opportunities to grow your career. Below are the house rules for our team members.
Our Values in Action
I show integrity by:
• Doing what’s right, even when I’d rather do what’s easy.
• Asking questions to better understand people’s needs. Making assumptions tends to deliver mixed results.
• Turning challenges into opportunities. When the going gets rough, I know that an exciting journey may be starting.
• Following through on promises I make to customers and team members.
I show care by:
• Acting neighbourly with teams and customers. I put in the effort to reach out first and create meaningful connections.
• Demonstrating empathy. I relate to others by trying to understand their perspective — even when it differs from my own.
• Helping in ways big and small. Whether it’s accepting an extra project or showing the newbie where to nab the “good” dry erase markers, I've always got my team's back.
• Demonstrating the courage to have tough conversations. I know our team can accomplish big things when we are open and honest with each other.
I show agility by:
• Challenging the status quo and daring myself to break old habits. I welcome change.
• Accepting that everyone drops the ball, including me. I use my mistakes as an opportunity to learn and grow.
• Moving quickly to prioritize important matters. I ensure my actions are also based on accurate information.
• Acknowledging that bumps in the road are normal. I will do my best to find a way over, under, around or through them.
I show collaboration by:
• Being accountable to my co-workers. I strive to never let them down, but I make it right if I drop the ball.
• Rejecting an “us vs. them” mindset and building strong bridges across the organization. We may operate as 3 businesses, but we work together to succeed.
• Taking the time to celebrate others’ successes. Maybe over coffee, or by sending a “congrats” emoji when I hear the good news.
• Opening my mind to different perspectives and opinions — like accepting that some people enjoy cilantro.
