The most prominent UK business values do not include humility or gratitude – Oxford study

Published on August 4, 2022

The value referenced most frequently by business, according to a new report from Oxford University researchers, is collaboration, followed by integrity, excellence, customer service, and creativity – with humility, hope and gratitude cited by the fewest – although humility has been linked with executive success. 
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