Culture is Defined by your Worst Accepted Behaviour! What's yours?
How Culture Defines Your Company || PL Podcast EP.2 Feat. Sophie Wood https://t.co/acPgTBsQkg via @YouTube
Your people should have a clear understanding of the role and the responsibilities they have within it. #Transparency of everyone’s roles within the team can help reduce any confusion and minimise potential conflicts.
#Communication is a two-way street. Employees should feel that what they have to share will be considered and is valuable. This will also help foster mutual trust and respect, as well as understanding.
This is what integrity looks like in the workplace:
- Honest feedback
- Defined roles & responsibility
- A bespoke professional development plan.
- Exemplifying consistency, honesty, & #accountability in your role.
‘PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY IS A SHARED BELIEF HELD BY MEMBERS OF A TEAM THAT IT’S OK TO TAKE RISKS. TO EXPRESS THEIR IDEAS AND CONCERNS, TO SPEAK UP WITH QUESTIONS, AND TO ADMIT MISTAKES — ALL WITHOUT FEAR OF NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES.’ Professor Amy Edmundson
Here is a simple rule. You cannot expect of others what you don’t exemplify yourself.
The brilliant thing about people is that we tend to emulate the characteristics and #behaviours of those who we look up to or respect.
Effective #communication supports strong results which keep the business moving forward.
Ask yourself:
How much do you actually know about the individuals that make up your team?
Do you value #constructivefeedback as much as you do positive feedback?
At some point, you will have to negotiate within your role, regardless of what you do, so it is important to understand how to achieve the best possible outcomes for all involved.
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Surface-level hiring #campaigns and loose promises might attract individuals to a company that seems to offer inclusivity but does little to retain them.
If a proactive approach to #D&I isn’t built into the foundations of your workplace culture, these individuals will soon move on to greener and more inclusive pastures. What do we mean by this?
It is not that members of a team need to be brought down to level the playing field, it’s about providing equal support and professional opportunities to contribute, #communicate and take the reigns of their #personaldevelopment.
WHAT IS #INCLUSION, EQUITY, & DIVERSITY?
Inclusion refers to the behaviours and cultural norms which allow people to feel welcome in contributing to decision-making processes and 3development opportunities.
This is because, good #psychologicalsafety practises require managers and leaders to put the people first rather than just the practise. Thant’s why inclusion and belonging matter.
Equity means fairness and #impartiality.