Different people’s interpretations of culture and its purpose always intrigue me.
Recently, I was asked to design approaches to build an Apple-like culture for a client because “π°πΆπ³ π±π¦π°π±ππ¦ π΄π©π°πΆππ₯ π£π¦ π©π’π±π±πΊ π©π¦π³π¦”.
This isn’t unusual.
Many leaders, managers and business owners approach employee engagement and cultural change end-on; starting with the activities you see first.
You see what looks like a great culture and want to emulate.
“ππ¦ πΈπ’π―π΅ π°πΆπ³ π±π¦π°π±ππ¦ π΅π° π£π¦ π©π’π±π±πΊ” is a noble cause. But it’s not the driver of cultural change; it’s a potential outcome.
How does this outcome align with your purpose, strategy and vision and what initiatives are then required?
Culture is not an initiative. It’s the enabler of all other initiatives.
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