25 years: Behavoural science & culture
The intention of this series of 4 videos on “Culture Change in Practice” by Roger Noon is to present some different perspectives of organisational culture. The series is aimed at anybody involved in culture change – but in particular senior leaders – those who want to lead healthy cultures and those who are accountable for doing so.
The intention of this series of 4 videos on “Culture Change in Practice” by Roger Noon is to present some different perspectives of organisational culture. The series is aimed at anybody involved in culture change – but in particular senior leaders – those who want to lead healthy cultures and those who are accountable for doing so.
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12 mins 26 secs
There are a lot of methods and strategies that can help us understand and influence culture. For example, deep-dive diagnostics; behavioural analytics; the use of charters and values frameworks; internal and external survey tools; leadership coaching; mentoring; and role modelling.
Key learning objectives:
Understand why businesses invest in cultural strengthening
Define culture and understand how we influence it
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Investing in well-being and inspiring people to show these qualities would obviously help performance. This is referred to as inner organisational health.
So if inner health impacts outer health (and vice versa), then the case for focusing on developing a positive culture is unquestionable.
Culture is aligned to and supporting our business objectives. It’s also important to understand that culture is socially constructed so it is - literally - created by the people who are in it.
Seeing culture as a complex system helps to explain why organisations find it so challenging to manage it. Relationships within these networks are not predictable, and you cannot understand them by breaking them down into individual bits. A good example of a complex system in our industry is the financial markets themselves. Characterised by their unpredictability, they are constantly in flux.
Organisational cultures defy our attempts to understand or engineer them and continue to evolve as a result of their contact with and adaptation to their environment. We need to think of culture as a complex system involving a massive number of interconnections and multiple dependencies, which lead to unpredictability and instability.
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