From the desk of Blueshift’s Amazing Officer Manager, Jessica Weber:
Recognition is an extremely important aspect of self-actualization in our society. In fact, it falls right in the middle of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs where all basic, human psychological needs are met on the path of self-growth. Here at Blueshift, we have quite a few ways in which we recognize each other. My favorite program that we’ve implemented to show recognition for one another is the MORPHeus Award.
Well, it’s simple for us Blueshifters – Our core values spell out MORPH:
And as a wise man (named Morpheus) once said, “…There’s a difference between knowing the path and walking the path.”
At the end of each quarter, I send out a nomination form to all team members so that they may nominate their peers on their accomplishments over those last three months. After a week of acknowledgments roll in, the executive team reads every last one and deliberates on the individual who embodied Blueshift’s core values.
interviewed some of the past recipients and found some great nuggets of what the award and what the core values of Blueshift mean to them.
According to Srini, who was the first to be acknowledged with the award, “Blueshift’s culture has always been ‘Customer first’ and customer success is equivalent to our company’s success. As employees of this company, our responsibility is to become trusted advisers to our customers by helping them use the features in a way that unravels the true power of our platform. This not only puts our customers for success but also elevates the role of our product/solutions to the next level. It’s a win-win for both parties. This is what I believe in and reflect in the way I work with our customers and at times it is challenging. I felt truly humbled when I won this award as my work helped our customer in whatever small or big way so it was a great validation to my belief.”
What a tribute to obsess over customer success!
Blueshift’s Creative Director, Alan, won most recently, and to him, “Raising the Bar” means “always being ready and excited to take on any challenge that will help drive our business, and our teammates forward, even if it’s outside your responsibilities or comfort zone.”
Agreed! We’ve all made huge adjustments in the first half of 2020 with being on lockdown and adjusting to working from home. Let’s see what challenges we can overcome in the second half of 2020!
Right now, we’re in the thick of Q2 2020 nominations and I’m very excited to hear the kudos from everyone one next week when they announce the winner.
