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Are You a Culture Change Skeptic?

Great Leadership By Dan

The way “into skeptical hearts” is to listen and understand their point of view, share your plan, and let the results – over time – speak for themselves. Who is responsible to manage an organization’s culture? The assumption is that no one is formally assigned to the role to manage culture. Who is in Charge of Culture?

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Building Trust Through Behavioral Integrity

Great Leadership By Dan

Simons’ team defines behavioral integrity as “managers keeping their promises and demonstrating espoused values.” This study made an important link – one that had not been demonstrated before: manager behavior, specifically keeping promises and demonstrating company values, generates hard dollar profits.

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Must Wins

Lead Change Blog

It’s never too early to start planning for 2015. He teamed up with Ken Blanchard, co-author of The One Minute Manager to write The Secret : What Great Leaders Know and Do. Career Development Team Dynamics Value Creation opportunities Planning strategies' What do you want to accomplish?

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Introducing The New One Minute Manager

Lead Change Blog

Today we congratulate Instigator Ken Blanchard and his co-author, Spencer Johnson, on the launch of their book, The New One Minute Manager. One Minute Goals are the first of the book’s three secrets to One Minute Management. The second secret to One Minute Management is the ability to dispense One Minute Praisings.

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How to Beat Scrutiny During a Culture Change

Great Leadership By Dan

Chris Edmonds : When leading a culture change initiative, scrutiny of senior leaders’ plans, decisions, and actions increases heavily. Finally, hold themselves and all organizational leaders, managers, and staff accountable for both performance and values. Guest post from S.

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Values in Dynamic Tension

Great Leadership By Dan

Note down your top four personal values, the desired principles that guide your day-to-day plans, decisions, and actions. How do you manage competing values? After a 15-year career leading successful teams, Chris founded his consulting company, The Purposeful Culture Group, in 1990. Here’s a way to test this idea.

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To be the Best, Invest in Relationships AND Results

Great Leadership By Dan

She’s constantly checking to see whether her plans, decisions, and actions build relationships effectively NOW – and she refines those actions if they don’t. As you embrace proactive relationship management, pay close attention to my “big three” – engagement, service, and results. Refine your approaches, then monitor the impact.

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