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Blueprint Action #16: Increase the Focus on Talent Mobility

Blueprint Action #16: Increase the Focus on Talent Mobility

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Whether or not an organization is renovating its culture, one of the most successful ways to retain and grow your […]

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Blueprint Action #14: Promote Those Who Best Represent the New

Blueprint Action #14: Promote Those Who Best Represent the New

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Answer this honestly. In your organization, is it easier for hiring managers to fill open positions from the outside or […]

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Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #13: Make Onboarding About Relationships Versus Red Tape

Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #13: Make Onboarding About Relationships Versus Red Tape

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Once a culture renovation is underway, the hardest part can be maintaining it.  It’s easy to drift back to the […]

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Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #12: Provide Training on the Desired Behaviors

Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #12: Provide Training on the Desired Behaviors

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Employees don’t do what’s written in a PowerPoint or framed on a wall. Instead, they typically emulate the behaviors of […]

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Blueprint Action #11: Establish a Co-creation Mindset

Blueprint Action #11: Establish a Co-creation Mindset

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Though almost all successful culture change efforts begin top-down, it is critical to also get the buy-in of the workforce […]

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Paint a Vision for the Future – Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #9

Paint a Vision for the Future – Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #9

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In nearly all highly successful culture change efforts (89%), the CEO focused the workforce on a future vision, one so […]

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To Change Your Culture, Ferret Out Skeptics and Nonbelievers Early – Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #8

To Change Your Culture, Ferret Out Skeptics and Nonbelievers Early – Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #8

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Every time I review the 18 action steps of culture renovation with audiences, I say the same thing in my […]

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When Changing Your Culture, Clearly Communicate That Change is Coming – Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #7

When Changing Your Culture, Clearly Communicate That Change is Coming – Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #7

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To kick off a successful culture renovation, its critical to be clear on what the new culture initiative seeks to […]

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Measuring and Monitoring Your Company’s Culture Change – Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #6

Measuring and Monitoring Your Company’s Culture Change – Culture Renovation Blueprint Action #6

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Ninety. That’s the sobering percentage of organizations that indicated that their culture change initiative was unsuccessful—they also failed to set […]

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Blueprint Action #5: Identify Influencers, Energizers, and Blockers

Blueprint Action #5: Identify Influencers, Energizers, and Blockers

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In every organization there are go-to people who make everything work. They are the subject matter experts, the influencers, the […]

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