creating 'intentional culture in the workplace’
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Intentional culture: How to build a strong work culture
Clare CoonanFive Degrees Consulting10/14/10
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What you get today
• What is corporate culture• What differentiates a strong culture from a
weak culture• 8 practices for building an engaged culture
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Culture
“The way things get donearound here.”
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Talk = Walk
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My Values Exercise
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What do you do daily or weekly to express this value?
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Jack Welch on business
Employee Engagement
CustomerSatisfaction
Free Cash Flow
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Engaged vs. disengaged
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Finding your people
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Culture of Engagement
8 Practices of Universal Valuing
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Your #1 Job
Help Other Succeed
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Communicate: “You Matter”
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Honor the Absent
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2 out of 3 Rule
• Say something negative• Say someone’s name (identify the
person)• Someone else can hear
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Tornadoes at Work
Avoid
Walk Away
Change the topic
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See The Problem, Own The Problem
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Rank Your Team
• 8-10 = do this most of the time• 6-7 = do this often• 4-5 = do this some of the time• 1-3 = do this rarely
job #1 = help others succeedcommunicate “you matter”
honor the absentsee the problem, own the problem
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Autonomous Culture vs.Compliance Culture
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Transparent Communication
I trust you!
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Information is not a Thing
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Information is Organic
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Inclusive Decision Making
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Creative Space
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Seek and Give Routine Feedback
2008 World SeriesPerformance
5 games21 at Bats3 runs scored6 hits1 double3 home runs6 runs batted in (rbi)3 base on balls (walk)9 strike outs.286 batting average
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Modelthe Way
Integrity
Know Yourself
Seek Feedback
Actions
Alignment
Wisdom
Humility
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Rank Your Team
• 8-10 = do this most of the time• 6-7 = do this often• 4-5 = do this some of the time• 1-3 = do this rarely
transparent communicationinclusive decision making
creative spaceseek and give feedback
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Thank you
Questions?
Clare Coonanclare@fivedeg.com
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Thank you to our speaker
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