Learning, Culture, and Corporate Change - Part One: The Importance of Culture

 
 
 
 
 
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Culture is the human engine and steering wheel of enterprise, the sum total of the human-created influences within the company. Think of culture-in-action as “how we do things around here”. Culture includes beliefs, values, habits, and other influences that set strong expectations for group and individual behavior. These cultural expectations are potent, not trivial, and tend to hold everyone in place. Once culture is in place, much of what the group members, i.e., company employees, think and do becomes habitual and automatic.

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Yoda2

Valuable article. Saving this as a favorite. Thanks for sharing this doc.

05 / 21 / 2007

bailarina

very well written!

05 / 21 / 2007