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Good performers crave a culture of energy.
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010 |
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It is the role of leadership to maintain a culture of brutal honesty.
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059 |
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Culture matters more than you think… A strong culture can greatly help organizations and become an enduring source of competitive advantage.
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073 |
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While there is nothing wrong with good intentions, we need to align the culture with the mission.
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074 |
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Culture can become a force multiplier, but it doesn’t just happen with good intentions.
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074 |
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Culture results from consequences, good and bad, as well as from the lack of consequences.
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081 |
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If you want a strong culture, you will have to make hard decisions to let certain people go for the greater good. There’s no way to avoid those cases.
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081 |
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If you succeed in building and protecting a strong culture, it will simultaneously attract people who admire the culture while repelling those who find it distasteful.
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081 |
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An energetic, engaging personality goes a long way in the workplace, as it does in every sphere of our culture.
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163 |