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How Unwritten Rules Shape Corporate Culture

LSA Global

How Unwritten Rules Shape Corporate Culture Corporate culture stands as the heartbeat of any organization. Corporate culture influences everything from employee engagement and retention to customer loyalty and profitability. These hidden forces represent how unwritten rules shape corporate culture.

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4 Field-Tested Steps to Organize Talent as a CPO

LSA Global

The Role of Chief People Officers (CPOs) In essence, CPOs are responsible for attracting, developing, engaging, and retaining the top talent required for the business to meet its strategic objectives in a way that makes sense for the people AND the business. They need to be able to follow the steps to organize talent as a CPO.

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Top Ways to Improve the Consistency of Your Corporate Culture

LSA Global

Consistency of Your Corporate Culture We know from assessing organizational cultures that the way people think, behave, and work can either help or hurt your business and people strategies. In terms of business and people performance, the importance of workplace culture cannot be underestimated.

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Steps to Build an Effective Leadership Development Program

LSA Global

Leadership Development Matters McKinsey and the Corporate Executive Board surveyed more than 500 executives to learn their top human capital priorities. Leadership development ranked among the top three and almost half of all business leaders listed developing effective leaders as their top concern. Where’s the disconnect?

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Traits of an Organizational Structure Designed to Promote Employee Engagement

LSA Global

Why an Organizational Structure Designed to Promote Employee Engagement Matters Findings from our organizational culture assessment tell us that most employees feel like their companies are in a constant state of organizational flux driven by the accelerating pace of organizational change and never-ending industry disruption.

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2 Ways Corporate Culture Can Be Harmful…Brought to You by United Airlines

LSA Global

We know how much corporate culture matters to the success of an organization. Yes, for sure, workplace culture matters. We define corporate culture as the way work actually gets done in an organization on a day-to-day basis. But there is a risk in being too rigid in the way culture is defined and interpreted.

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One Pragmatic Thought: How to Assess the Value of Skip-Level Meetings

Johanna Rothman

Two talented senior managers. ” We discussed guidelines for when she might consider skip-level meetings. My Guidelines for Skip-Level Meetings As an executive, I rarely felt I had time for skip-level meetings. What Guidelines Will Work for You? Sharon, a different C-Level leader, never conducts skip-level meetings.

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