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Organizational Culture. THE WAY WE DO THINGS AROUND HERE"Formally Corporate Policies and Procedures (how much are they really applied and respected)Informally What really goes on behind the policies and procedures, where there are such, and informal policies and procedures (informal center
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1. Keys to the Development of a Winning Organizational Culture In Bulgaria Kirko Kirkov
Managing Director,
Sandoz d.d. Representative Office in Bulgaria
October 2008
2. Organizational Culture “ THE WAY WE DO THINGS AROUND HERE”
Formally – Corporate Policies and Procedures (how much are they really applied and respected)
Informally – What really goes on behind the policies and procedures, where there are such, and informal policies and procedures (informal centers of influence)
Friends in “High Places”
“Connections”
Family
Untouchables…
3. The Double S Cube of Companies‘ Cultures
4. Metrics of the Double S CubeSociability – Solidarity
5. The Networked Culture – Between Friends
6. The Mercenary Culture – Get to Work on Sunday
7. The Fragmented Culture – All Together Alone
8. The Communal Culture – We Are Familiy
9. Diagnosis What types of cultures prevail in your organization?
Each of the difference “cultures” work, depending upon which of their forms prevail, positive or negative
Which forms (positive or negative) prevail in your organization, and why?
The role of senior management (the management board) is to:
(1) understand the “cultures” prevailing in the given company;
(2) identify whether they in their positive and / or negative forms;
(3) Identify the changes needed to “switch” to the positive form; and
(4) demonstrate the leadership required to effect the change
This requires leadership by example, experience & maturity (helps), personal risk, and orientation towards teamwork…(which are often in very short supply..…)
10. Leadership behaviors that support Change Preventing Behaviors
Ignore or discount feelings and values; presume objectivity will carry the day
Change focus and priorities
Interrupt others in giving their perceptions
Hammer with logic and data
Attack people vs. problems
Procrastinate on decision making
Supporting Behaviors
Communicate
Actively listen
Translate and connect team vision to associate’s interests
Set clear expectations
Provide hands-on involvement
Be visible and accessible to all levels
Provide support to plan personal contingencies
11. Why change initiatives often fail Research reveals a common pattern: Predominant and re-occurring reasons for failure in change initiatives all relate to people.
Winning over the hearts and minds of employees at all levels of the organization (51%)
Gaining local management buy-in (31%)
Cultural issues (27%)
Key elements of success in change initiatives are:
Leadership
Planning
Communication
The Economist Intelligence Unit, 2008.