Harbridge Insights – Culture Part 2 – Culture versus Strategy 10 min read Introduction Does culture really eat strategy for breakfast? This article examines and compares culture to strategy, asking: Is one more important than the other? Can you have one without the other? Our first article in our series of four articles [...]
Harbridge Insights – Culture Part 1 – What is Culture? 8-10 min read Introduction What is culture? There is no universal definition of culture. It is one of those ubiquitous terms that everyone believes they understand and can define. Unfortunately, if you ask a range of people, you will get a range of [...]
(or how to outsmart your smartphone….) Useful article from the folks at the Greater Good Science Center at Berkeley on what your phone is doing to your health, with some practical tips on how to outsmart it for better health and wellbeing. https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/how_to_stop_your_smartphone_from_hurting_your_health?
Latest global happiness and wellbeing policy report released this week by the Global Happiness Council (a super team of highly-regarded academic researchers and practitioners). http://www.happinesscouncil.org/ Happy reading!!
Random Acts of Kindness Week starts today (Monday 11th February) and runs for the whole week, culminating in Random Acts of Kindness Day on Sunday 17th February. As a RAKtivist, I wanted to share the Random Acts of Kindness (RAK) website with you to help you plan random acts of kindness in the workplace, at […]
A must listen for leaders and anyone else trying to establish a new culture with some relevant Wells Fargo examples that were also revealed in the recent Australian Financial Services Royal Commission. Harvard professor and leading psychological safety researcher of 20 years, Amy Edmondson, explains the impact of of creating a culture and strategy that […]