Org chart
Ulf Persson
Teams
Behind the scenes
Values
Be a team player
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Teams make better decisions, produce better outcomes, and represent multiple viewpoints. We don't sacrifice the team for the individual. Assume that people want to do the right thing, but sometimes lack tools or information. Your success is the success of your team, and vice versa. Commit to the cause, and deliver on your promises and commitments. We all belong to the team — the #OneABBYY team.
Do the right thing
Use good judgment and your expertise in whatever decision you make. Be practical and pragmatic, and hold yourself and others accountable for outcomes. Expect and demonstrate professionalism — keep learning and mastering your skills. Act like everyone is watching and do the right thing for the company, your team, and the Customer.
Think like a customer
We are all customers.We all have expectations, so let's keep ABBYY's standards high for our customers. See things from the other person's perspective — be curious and learn. Try new things and show courage. Look for opportunities to delight our customers.
Respect
Above all, show respect — be kind to your teammates, respect others' opinions, and listen. Have empathy, but don't tolerate toxic behavior – we are all guardians of the culture and contribute to it, which impacts our environment. Recognize others' efforts and successes, give praise, share helpful feedback, ask for help, and leave your ego behind. Make a positive impact and build a legacy.
Simplicity
Aspire to make things simple. There is beauty in being able to explain and understand things easily. Focus on a few key things and do them really well. Aim to make your colleagues' work better and easier by bringing solutions and ideas. Look for depth in what you do each day — we value our craft. Inspire others to look for opportunities to improve and do better — for ABBYY and our customers.
Transparency
Lead with transparency — it drives effort and engagement. Trust your colleagues with knowledge and information. Ask direct questions if you want to know. It is a two-way street
