The Difference Between HR and Culture Development
HR is a left-brain business function and culture development is more of a right-brain function.
HR is a left-brain business function and culture development is more of a right-brain function.
Measuring the health of your organisation’s culture is important but not easy, and to many it may seem like a counterintuitive task.
In a blog article on Sycol.com, I offered an alternative to the current standard for schools and academies: Culture Development.
Conferences are difficult to get right - content especially. And in order to satisfy busy Head Teachers hungry for new, effective ideas, it must be:
There is a plethora of choice – and most organisations, including schools are expected to choose at least one Continuous Improvement Programme at some point in time.
In nearly every aspect of life, we have to work in groups. Collaboration is what makes the difference between organisations where colleagues operate in autonomous silos rather than essential parts of a whole.
A Vision, Mission and Values must describe overall direction, so getting it right is an imperative but also a challenge
Improvement is something every organisation has to do, innovation on the other hand is often viewed as a luxury.