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Built on 1 Million Surveys · 180 Countries · 152 LanguagesValuegraphicsHQ gives HR professionals and workplace culture leaders data-driven answers to real workforce challenges — grounded in the world's most comprehensive values database.
Return on Values — measured business impact when strategies align with workforce values
Traditional HR strategies rely on demographic data — age, gender, generation — to predict behavior. But demographics explain less than 8% of why people do what they do. Values explain the rest.
Valuegraphics is the world's first global benchmark database of human values, built from over 1 million surveys across 180 countries and 152 languages. ValuegraphicsHQ profiles the white-collar workforce against that benchmark database to give you precision-targeted, statistically accurate workforce strategies.
Everything an HR professional or workplace culture leader needs to apply values-based thinking to real workforce challenges.
Describe any workforce challenge and receive data-driven recommendations grounded in what your employees actually value — not generic HR advice.
Explore the complete Valuegraphics dataset: top values, power values, dealmakers, dealbreakers, and Return on Values impact metrics.
Browse pre-loaded workforce challenges — from merger anxiety to quiet quitting — and instantly see values-informed solutions.
Understand the 6 distinct workforce segments — their values, motivations, and how each responds to change, recognition, and leadership.
See exactly how generic HR approaches fail — and how values-informed strategies succeed — with side-by-side communication examples.
White-collar workers score dramatically higher than the general population on three values. These are the ones that matter most — the ones that explain why people stay, leave, engage, or check out.
White-collar workers are 28 points more driven by ownership, follow-through, and reliability than the average person. Micromanagement is their #1 cultural dealbreaker — it signals you don't trust them to do their job.
White-collar workers are 26 points more focused on long-term financial stability than the average person. Every organizational change, restructuring, or policy shift gets filtered through this lens first.
White-collar workers are 19 points more loyal than the average person — but that loyalty runs both ways. They expect the organization to show up for them the same way they show up for it.