Control your culture

Disney traditions class from the 1980s
Training is one of the four context-neutral architectural blueprints for employee culture and has three big categories. Photo: Inside a 1980’s Disney Traditions class, screen shot from In Search of Excellence.

Organizational culture is architected from four Human Resources practices you control. A ridiculously simple list.

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Dear CEO

Life is education. Life gives tests. Tests reveal comprehension. Adjust if necessary. Keep learning. Tests never stop. Happy present moment. Heads up, next test…

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Organizational vibrancy is the holy grail.

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Disney Culture

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Culture is only a wish for most. Good enough is never good enough. Hire, train, inspire, and care are the basics.

Every company has a culture by default or by design. Been inside 2,000 different organizations through Disney Institute. Very few are by design.

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What you think and do

Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park (GNP).

Culture is what you think and do without thinking.

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Culture is habits.

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The way you think is a habit. Habits drive your behaviors. Behaviors drive your reputation. Your reputation will bring you peace and contentment or misery and regret.

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Something worth defending

Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park (GNP).

The compelling reason for an impossible goal is because it solves for this question, “Why are we doing all this work?”

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