Importance of Vision and Values – Years Lived/Worked in Moab

Importance of Vision and Values – Years lived/worked in Moab cohort
Importance of Shared Vision (X Axis) x Importance of Shared Values (Y Axis)
This chart combines responses to two questions to create an interactive scatter plot. This chart presents the results via years lived/worked in Moab. You can hover over the chart to reveal more information on each circle.

The chart is structured as follows:

X-Axis is the response to the question “How important is it to have a SHARED VISION for the future of Moab?”. The scale is: 1 = Not Important; 10 = Highly Important
Y-Axis is the response to the question “How important do you think it is to identify SHARED VALUES for the community of Moab?”. The scale is: 1 = Not Important; 10 = Highly Important

Key things to note:

The average response is between 7-9 on the Vision question and 6.5 to 8.5 on the Values question.
While the responses to the Vision question from each cohort were quite similar, those who had lived/worked the least amount of time in Moab felt that it was more important to have a shared vision. This is indicated by those who had lived/worked in Moab for 0-5 years being further along the scale towards 10 – Very important. This cohort was followed by those who had lived/worked in Moab for 6-10 years, then 11-20 years, etc. The anomaly were those who have lived and worked in Moab for 41 or more years who were the third cohort to see the greater importance of a shared vision.
This chart can be filtered according to age grouping, residency, ethnicity, time spent in Moab each year and how long the individual has lived and worked in Moab.

MORE INFORMATION

For more information about ‘Moab – Tomorrow Together’, please contact:

David Beurle, CEO
Future iQ
Phone: 612-757-9190
Email: david@future-iq.com

Lisa Church, Communications and Engagement Manager
City of Moab
Phone: 435-259-5121
Email: lchurch@moabcity.org