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Enrich your Culture with Process Theology
Tom Wilson, HR Consultant, United States, Member
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Your culture is your "Yellow Submarine". It reflects a natural consensus. Surface that consensus. Is your "Yellow Submarine" going somewhere or is it just a state-of-being. Or both. Define your instrumental mission in a single sentence (Domino's Pizza is an excellent example). Create a narrative of your collective vision quest. Focus on the individual and organization performance of the operational mission (Daily Bread). Celebrate your culture on a regular basis. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Beware the Blue Meanies
Vincent Miholic, Manager, United States, Member
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A voice tends to make difference, but let's remember the voices on that Yellow Submarine weren't authentic (not actually the Beatles's voices). I don't know about bread (ironically, everyone agrees, change is a constant, which is more a Buddhist notion than Christian), but change management is definitely a trip, and those on it often seek an Abby down the Road. On a recent consult visit, I offered, "Well, why don't we get the key people together and talk about what's most important." To the puzzled responses, I added, "It'll likely increase buy-in." Somewhere between John Kotter and Peter Senge, there's reality, and the reality is usually a regression toward the mean. Let it Be follows.
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