3 Drivers Of Culture

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  • + Al.Simard Albert Simard 3 years ago
    Truly an excellent outline of the cultural side of the KM process which, in my opinion, is the greatest challenge facing KM today.

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    no synchronization from 5th slide.
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  1. 3 Drivers for Culture Ethical Impact, Inc. 2005
  2. Four Major Cultures
    • Command and Control
      • Fear-based
    • Competitive
      • Competition-based
    • Collaborative
      • Learning-based
    • Innovative
      • Creativity-based
  3. There are Three Major Drivers That Create Corporate Culture
    • The four cultures are created by:
    • Hidden Individual Needs
    • Lived Values
    • Agreements
      • Tacit
      • Conscious
  4. Hidden Individual Needs
    • Form the context for listening and understanding others behavior
    • Each level needs to be fulfilled before the next can be accessed (motivation)
    • Can change with the situation
    • Are expressed by the Birds of a Feather Model™
  5. Canaries
    • Need to feel safe
    • Look for concerns
    • Self preservation focus
    • Flight or fight
    • Address their needs and everyone is better off
    • Culture of paranoia
  6. Penguins
    • Safety is in the rules
    • Obedience is to be praised
    • Respect authority
    • Creativity is suspect
    • Revert to Canaries if scared
    • Culture of stability
  7. Eagles
    • Love control
    • Want to WIN
    • Creatively get their own way
    • Insist on obedience
    • Need to be recognized
    • Culture of competition
  8. Barn Swallows
    • Love teams
    • Work for the group
    • Learning is key
    • Diversity is a way of life
    • Emotions are important
    • Culture of collaboration
  9. Swans
    • Creativity and self-expression are key
    • Self-directed
    • Love to achieve goals and make you happy - their way
    • Personal satisfaction over status and stuff
    • Culture of innovation
  10. Lived Values
    • Lived versus professed
    • Leadership and culture impacts
    • Values as systems
      • Protective and Effective
    • Synergy with the organization
    • Self-identity or fear - leadership choice
    • Role of community
  11. Agreements
    • Tacit
      • The elephant in the room
      • Assumptions
      • Group think
      • Manipulation
    • Conscious
      • Public discussion /dialogue
  12. Culture Creation
    • Leadership
    • Systems Thinking
      • Information
      • Autopoisis
    • Intent
    • Right relationship
      • Self
      • Others
      • Larger environment

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