The tacit social order of an organisation that shapes behaviours and attitudes in a wide ranging and durable ways
Culture norms define what is encouraged, discouraged, accepted or rejected within a group
When properly aligned with personal values, drives and needs, culture can unleash tremendous amount of energy towards a shared purpose and foster an organisation capacity to thrive
Culture
A way of working together towards common goals that have been followed so frequently and so successfully that people don't even think about trying to do things another way
Organizational culture
It encompasses the foundational values of a company or business, such as integrity, teamwork, transparency, and accountability
It reflects an organization's expectations and philosophy and the experiences of the employees and leaders within it
It can influence how individuals work and function within a company, making it a crucial element of a company's ultimate success
Elements of organizational culture
Artifacts
Values
Basic Assumptions
Artifacts
The "visible" symbols of the culture
Values
The "espoused" values - often found on company websites and also the area which has the greatest chance of being disconnected from reality
Basic Assumptions
The beliefs that people use to make day-to-day decisions within an organization
Organizational culture shows up in people behaviors and mindsets, which influence and are influenced by the company's practices and values
Cultural transformation is difficult because it requires changing many things: The behaviors and mindset of your employees, the organizational practices that influence them and the company values that guide them
Types of organizational culture
Clan culture
Adhocracy culture
Market culture
Hierarchy culture
Organizational culture can also vary within different subgroups or departments of a company, depending on their specific functions or goals
Importance of organizational culture
Employee engagement
Customer satisfaction
Innovation
Ethics
Organizational culture is like the DNA of a company. It contains the information that determines its characteristics and functions
Culture Alignment
Strategy
Culture
Leadership
Five hard truths about workplace culture
Culture problems are pervasive
Culture problems are immense
Larger organisations have larger cultural problems
CEOs have trouble seeing the cultural problems
Organisation need HR as a professional culture partner