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Tag Archives: Culture
Trust and Rules
I got mugged in Manila last week: an unpleasant addendum to an otherwise productive trip. I’d got chatting to an elderly Chinese lady in cafe who spiked my drink with a strong tranquilliser, leaving me unconscious until picked up by … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Trust
Tagged Breach of Trust, Culture, Islands, leap of faith, Manila, Mugging, Reflection, Rules, social spaces, tribal knowledge, Trust, Unwritten Rules
Charting how organisational culture fails
I’m running a workshop next week around the CAIR Model of pressure on organisational culture: it’s an exploration of how cultures fail because of internal pressures. Essentially it’s a friction between our core values and the cost of membership of … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Banking Crisis, Behaviour, CAIR, Co-creation, Culture, Failure, organisational culture, Trust
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Reflections on the Social Age
In a couple of weeks time, i’ll be writing the 750th blog post. We’ve covered a lot of ground. My own thinking has evolved greatly in that time and through this process: a describe the blog now as my ‘first … Continue reading
Fixing the mosaic of organisational culture
Culture is created in the moment through the behaviours of all that inhabit it. An organisation can only be trustworthy or honest as measured by the actions of it’s people. History can provide the backdrop, but the painting is always … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Culture
Tagged Aspirations, CAIR Model, Cost, Culture, Honesty, Investment, Learning Story, Mosaic, organisational culture, Reward, Social Age, Tesserae, Trust
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The ecosystem of the Social Age: working, learning and engagement
I’ve been reflecting on the wider ecosystem of the Social Age this week, prompted by several conversations. We have seen, in the last decades, a fundamental shift in the nature of work and the concepts of employment and career. There’s … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Culture, Engagement, Learning
Tagged Agile, Agility, Career, Companies, Culture, Engagement, Learning, Social Age, Social Contract, Social Leadership, Social Learning, Socially Responsible Business, Society, Work
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Framing and co-creating organisational culture
I’ve been exploring pressures on organisational culture over the last week or so, looking at how we align our internal values with those of the community and, in turn, choose our course of action. Rifts open up when our personal … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Agile, Authority, Community, Conformity, Culture
Tagged Change, Co-creation, Co-Ownership, Conversation, Culture, Moderation, organisational culture, Regulation, Social Business, storytelling
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Where’s the bad penny?
This week i’m exploring why some organisational cultures fail: why some places are better to work than others. The CAIR Model of organisational culture measures four dimensions of pressure that can create internal (to the individual) and external rifts. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Agile, Authority, Change, Community, Culture, Leadership
Tagged Agility, Bad Penny, CAIR, Change, Creativity, Culture, Failure, Innovation, internal pressures, internal values, Leadership, organisational culture, Pressure, Tension
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Learning to trust: corrosive cultures and the challenge in Financial Services
2014 starts with a conversation about Trust in the Social Age. What is trust? At a simple level, an investment of our wellbeing in the hands of others. To trust is to be vulnerable. To trust is to hope that … Continue reading
Taking a stance: why learning is always contextual
Wherever we stand, we take a stance: as an instructional designer or an individual learner. Our stance is the ground we stand upon and the direction that we face. It’s influenced by our experiences and the outcomes we desire. But … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Learning Culture, Learning Design
Tagged conscious choice, Context, Culture, Stance, Tone of Voice, Worldview
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