Digging beneath the surface of individual and collective culture change
by Laura-Jane Parker | Mar 31, 2016 | Culture, Events, Leadership, Learning | 2 comments
Beyond the foosball table For so many major high profile failings within corporations, one culprit comes up time and again – culture. From attempts at scaling small start ups to mature organisations, to the failure of major banking institutions implicated in the...Categories
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With links from, among others,
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https://postshift.substack.com/p/lets-not-make-bots-in-our-own-image
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https://postshift.substack.com/p/fail-learn-and-repeat-or-not-really
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https://postshift.substack.com/p/is-email-to-blame-for-what-is-wrong
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https://postshift.com/little-helper-not-big-brother/