How well do people across your organization treat each other? When I ask clients and keynote attendees this question, the answer is all too common: More than 60% say, “Not very well.”
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At the heart of organizational success is a work environment where information and ideas flow freely – where interaction safety is the norm. While many organizations say that they aspire to this level of safety, few organizations are achieving it.
Every company has a culture – good or bad. However, building a strong company culture that leaders and employees will get behind requires time, effort and collaboration.
KnowBe4, the provider of the world’s largest security awareness training (SAT) and simulated phishing platform, today announced the acquisition of CLTRe —pronounced “Culture.”
Being empathic and truly “putting yourself in someone else’s shoes” is not just important in fostering positive personal relationships … it’s vital for the smooth operation of organizations across industries.
Training and education do not have the power to fundamentally change behaviors and culture. While they are important components in driving the recognition that change must occur, and the skills needed to make the change, they are not the drivers of change.
If your company is experiencing a morale problem, it’s important to diagnose the reasons. To become a high-performance organization, companies must address people issues before they get out of hand, because when people leave, cash bleeds.
Here is a look at what knowledge management has to do with organization culture and how the two can enjoy a symbiotic relationship with a host of tangible advantages.
There’s a reason that creativity features in the majority of organizations’ values. Companies that fail to evolve face extinction. Preventing this extinction is important, but creativity also attracts and retains talent.
We sometimes forget what a daunting task it is to start a new job at a new company. As business leaders, it is imperative that we empathize with our newest hires and make sure their first day on the job makes a good impression of our company.