Improving Organizational Culture Name University Name LDR/535 Dr. R. Green February 21, 2022 Hello and thank you in advance for your time in regards to improving organizational culture. My name is Name and I will be presenting content suggested for my current employer, Hendrick Health. Again, thank you for your undivided attention. Introduction Hendrick Health’s Current Culture Change Management Plan: Kotter’s 8-Step Model Desired Outcome Alignment Analysis Conclusion (Gardner, n.d.) Improving Organizational Culture Organizational culture is the strategies that an enterprise uses to succeed in its operations. They comprise the strategies used to carry out operations, values, missions, and visions. Over time, the goals of the organization and values that workers uphold may change, necessitating the enhancement of the culture to align with the transformations. Additionally, the prevailing strategies may no longer be effective, necessitating changes (Yaremchuk, 2020). In such a situation, it is necessary to transform the organizational culture so that it is in tandem with significant factors such as the enterprise's mission, vision, and strategies. This essay examines Hendrick Health's organizational culture to determine the areas that need improvement. It uses Kotter's 8-step framework to incorporate the necessary changes and afterward outlines the desired outcomes of the change. It also scrutinizes the resulting alignment of the organizational culture with the organization's mission, vision, values, and strategies. Hendrick Health’s Current Culture Respecting diversity Encourages personnel to problem solve Prioritizes well-being of employees and patients Issues Increasing conflicts between employees Inadequate communication (Hendrick Health, 2021) Hendrick Health’s Current Culture Hendrick Health has a distinct organizational culture that steers its operations. Some of the core cultural practices that define it include respecting the diversity present in society by employing employees from different cultural affiliations and treating them all equally. The organization also encourages its personnel to be innovative by finding creative solutions to the problems that arise in the organization (Harrison et al., 2021). Additionally, the organization prioritizes the happiness of its employees and patients. It also believed in giving back to society. Despite the efficiency of Hendrick Health's culture, several shortcomings have been noted in the organization that necessitates changes in its current culture. For instance, cases of conflicts emerging between workers have increased significantly over the past few months. The conflicts are attributed to inadequate communication at all levels of the organization (Alghamdi, 2018). Therefore, it is necessary to improve the organizational culture by making effective communication part of it. Change Management Plan Kotter’s 8-Step Model Creating a Climate for ChangeStep 1Step 2Step 3Create a ...