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3 Drivers Of Culture
An introduction to the four kinds of organization culture and how they are formed. Three drivers are addressed: hidden needs, values, and agreements the impact they have on culture.
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- Slide 1: 3 Drivers for Culture
Ethical Impact, Inc.
2005
- Slide 2: Four Major Cultures
Command and Control
Fear-based
Competitive
Competition-based
Collaborative
Learning-based
Innovative
Creativity-based
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- Slide 3: There are Three Major Drivers That
Create Corporate Culture
The four cultures are created by:
Hidden Individual Needs
Lived Values
Agreements
Tacit
Conscious
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- Slide 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™
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- Slide 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
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- Slide 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
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- Slide 7: Eagles
Love control
Want to WIN
Creatively get their
own way
Insist on obedience
Need to be recognized
Culture of competition
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- Slide 8: Barn Swallows
Love teams
Work for the group
Learning is key
Diversity is a way of
life
Emotions are
important
Culture of
collaboration
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- Slide 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
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- Slide 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
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- Slide 11: Agreements
Tacit
The elephant in the
room
Assumptions
Group think
Manipulation
Conscious
Public discussion
/dialogue
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- Slide 12: Culture Creation
Leadership
Systems Thinking
Information
Autopoisis
Intent
Right relationship
Self
Others
Larger environment
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