Panchatantra and the CIO: The King’s Pet Monkey
Is it better to have a smart enemy than a stupid friend? You be the judge.
The “Organizational Culture” category is a valuable resource for CIOs, IT executives, and technology professionals. It provides articles, guides, and resources focused on shaping and nurturing a healthy organizational culture within the IT industry. As part of our CIO Reference Library, this category offers insights and practical advice on fostering a positive, collaborative, and innovative culture that drives success in today’s dynamic business environment.
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The critical elements of a strong organizational culture, such as shared values, vision, open communication, trust, and employee engagement
Best practices for IT leaders in promoting and sustaining a positive organizational culture, including leading by example, fostering teamwork, and embracing diversity and inclusion
Strategies for managing and navigating cultural change within the IT organization, including adapting to new technologies, processes, and business models
Techniques for assessing and measuring the health of your organization’s culture and identifying areas for improvement and growth
Approaches for fostering a culture of continuous learning, innovation, and adaptability within the IT organization, to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving technology landscape
Case studies, success stories, and lessons learned from IT leaders and industry experts on shaping and maintaining a strong organizational culture that drives success and employee satisfaction
The role of organizational culture in attracting, retaining, and developing top talent within the IT industry, and its impact on overall business performance
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Is it better to have a smart enemy than a stupid friend? You be the judge.
You probably know from experience that many, if not most failed hires stem from poor cultural fit. On average, cultural mismatch accounts for about half of first year attrition. So what can you do to make sure you hire the right ones?
Structural changes can serve as the initial intervention for shifting culture
In this article, we offer some ideas on management practices that are liable to increase complexity artificially along with adverse effects on change management
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