“…The importance of value congruence is analyzed in very different contexts: from its significance in staffing [33] or leadership, i.e., ethical leadership [34][35][36], spiritual leadership [24] to the impact on employees' creativity [29], on the performance of the organization [37] or even on the success of the changes that take place in the organization [38][39][40]. The congruence and/or fit of the values of the organization and the employees is relevant when regulating many processes in companies, such as building, development, and ensuring the employees' loyalty [41,42], employees' behaviour, its modelling including the quality of relationships [31,40,43,44], as well as the implementation of the change [38,39,45,46], and solution of problems, where it is necessary to understand the significance of value fit and consider it in the strategy of the company [47,48]. Congruence of personal values and organizational values means the identity of the values of the employees and the organization when the individual is ready to follow and support the organization's rules and regulations [49].…”