Value Alignment
BUS475
June 29, 2011

Value Alignment In the analyzing of a specific business and the reflection of a business’s individual values is illustrated in Target’s organizations plans and action’s. The preparatory point of this paper will identify on several areas that will analyze the origin of the Target store and the sub sequential of its values in the workplace. Explaining how the individual values drive his or her actions and behaviors and analyzing the alignments between the actions, values and behaviors. Following that, which will be the analyzing of the degree of the alignment that, which Target’s stated values and Target’s actual plans and actions are defined. In addition to, the explanation of all the analyzed differences of his or her individual values and Target’s values as reflected by Target’s plans and actions will be expressed.
In the lead above the many places one may go to obtain their everyday needs from pet supplies, to electronics are only a few stores that would come to mind first. Among these top organizations is Target that, which is known for its prices, the services and the cleanliness, with a red sign as a logo that no-one, can mistake that, which is the Target bulls eye and this choice for shopping rises to the top of most consumers favorite destinations to shop. The existence of Target is pure, and to be the preferred shopping destination for all consumers and to appeal to all demographics is the drive for Target. When viewing the Target website and researching what the mission statement conveys is to formulate Target as the preferred destination for their consumers and by delivering outstanding value, continuous innovation and exceptional guest experience by enduring consistently is the rewarding of their “expect more pay less” brand promise (Target, 2011). Target was established to offer the consumers