Our Vision & Values Our Vision: To Be Part of the Milk
Stool of Life
A milk stool’s tripod legs are designed to help a person maintain
equilibrium, even while working on rough ground. At Doucet &
Associates, we will work together to build an organization that
honors the tripod of work, family and friends, and community.
We are committed to a work environment that interweaves ethic, spirit,
and fulfillment; that balances hard work and a demanding dedication
to excellence with both the freedom and the responsibility that
comes with reasonable profit.
We reject simplistic notions of contradiction: we will be both self-reliant
and interdependent. We will live on the edge of innovation. We will
create a place that makes a difference, a place that is different
— where we are proud to work, which attracts the best minds
and hearts in our field, and which other companies will aspire to
emulate.
Our Values
Back in the day, the good guys had a saying when friends needed
help: We ride at dawn. That sums up D&A’s commitment to
our clients, our work family, and the community in which we live.
We ride when and where we are needed. Our clients depend on our
loyalty, our will, our good aim, and our imagination to create the
difference for them and their projects — the difference between
mediocrity and excellence, the difference between action and delay,
the difference between success and failure. We make solutions, not
excuses.
We plan to be the best in our field, anywhere in the world where
we do business. Our missions may change. The services we provide
will vary and evolve with our clients and the times. But our core
values are immovable.
We work hard and smart and expect clients to pay well for our services.
In turn, we live by a code of honor: we treat people with respect;
we are fair and honest with our business partners; we give each
other the room to grow, to take risks and even, occasionally, to
make mistakes.
We do not hire just anyone. We do not work for just anyone.
We share risk.
We reward merit.
Everyone thinks big picture. Everyone does windows.
