Behaviours: Why “Leading by Example” Isn’t Enough

Many organizations believe that if leaders simply role model company values, the rest of the workforce will follow suit. While role modelling is vital, it is only one-third of the equation. If you want to bridge the gap between “Values” and “Reality,” leadership requires three distinct, active responsibilities: 1. The Architect: Defining the “How” A… Continue reading Behaviours: Why “Leading by Example” Isn’t Enough

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The Myth of the Mission Statement: Why Your Values Need a Behavioural Map

Most organizations have a “values problem,” but it isn’t what they think it is. The problem isn’t that the values are wrong—Integrity, Collaboration, and Excellence are all great objectives. The problem is that these values are nouns. And in the daily pressure of a high-stakes environment, nouns are far too open to interpretation. When we… Continue reading The Myth of the Mission Statement: Why Your Values Need a Behavioural Map

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