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agile culture as ‘creating an environment that is underpinned by values, behaviours and practices which enable organisations, teams and individuals to be more adaptive, flexible, innovative and resilient when dealing with complexity, uncertainty and change.

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Each and every organisation has its own approach as well as a style which distinguishes the organisation from its competitors or in the market as a whole. Just think of the giants like Google, Micr…

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Individual behaviours during organisational change can have a profound impact on the success of initiatives. Positive behaviours, such as adaptability, open-mindedness, and collaboration, can drive innovation and create a culture that embraces change. On the other hand, behaviours such as resistance, apathy, and lack of engagement, can impede progress and hinder organisational growth.

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Unwritten ground rules in organisations

Your culture is defined not by what you say is important but by what you do. This year, more than ever before, we are seeing organisations struggling because of the contradiction between what is said and what really happens. This contradiction leads to unwritten ground rules that define behaviour. Take our poll and learn which unwritten ground rules most impact your organisation. #performance leadership #unwrittengroundrules #accountability

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Behaviour of hers was not just troubling her team members but also those from other departments. As a result, there were many conflicts, the aggressive ones along with the ‘artificial harmony’ ones as we call them in the training world. People would spend large amounts of time talking about her difficult behaviour which was spreading negativity and bad blood at a fast pace through the organisation. Even her manager had tried talking to her multiple times but was left in vain.

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