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  1. What is your workplace culture making you famous for?
  2. Workplace culture makes you famous for something.
  3. Who has the loudest voice in your tribe & are their messages helpful?
  4. Hierarchy doesn’t always indicate cultural influence.
  5. What are some of the big symbols that are reflecting your company culture.
  6. Culture is big and small. Big concepts, symbols and meaning, small actions details and behaviors.
  7. What values are being reflected to you based on your viewing/listening/reading/conversations?
  8. All stories, movies and books we love as well as our casual conversations, reflect our deepest values back to us.
  9. I love the phrase "ask forgiveness not permission". Its so liberating!!
  10. Greeks gave the name barbarian to anyone who was an outsider. Make sure your culture isn’t keeping people who should be inside, outside!
  11. Culture is your companys’ barbarians gate. Check your cultural language isn’t unwittingly creating barriers within your organisation.
  12. Barbarian means one who babbles!
  13. Tribes place more value on attention than time, because what gets done well is what you’ve got your attention on. Time takes care of itself.
  14. It doesn't matter how well you manage your time, if your attention is all over the place!
  15. Don’t manage time manage attention.
  16. Interesting meeting with an engagement survey company around the relationship between workplace culture and discretionary effort.
  17. There’s enough talked about the difference discretionary effort makes yet not enough about how culture impacts that effort.
  18. Cultures regulate discretionary effort.
  19. Why do leaders within companies not realise that spending thousands on CRM systems is wasted without changing how people ‘see’ customers?
  20. It’s your culture not your CRM system that determines how your customers are seen.