Change the Culture, Change the Game (Review and Analysis of Connors and Smith's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Roger Conners and Tom Smith’s book “Change the Culture, Change the Game” explains that culture is at the heart of every organisation. According to the authors, if you want to change your results, you must start by changing your culture. By creating a ‘Culture of Accountability’, you will create an organisation that is filled with people who can produce game-changing results. By following their advice, you will discover the key to changing your company culture for guaranteed results.
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Change The Culture, Change The Game by Roger Connors and Tom Smith
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Summary of Change The Culture, Change The Game (Roger Connors and Tom Smith)
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MAIN IDEA
For every organization, culture – the way your people think and act – produces results. If you want to change your results, the only realistic and sustainable way to achieve that is by first changing your culture. Generate a Culture of Accountability and you will automatically create an organization which is filled with people, who can and will produce genuine game-changing results.
So how do you create a Culture of Accountability? This is done by using the Results Pyramid to change your culture. In practical terms, the Results Pyramid states the results you achieve are the direct consequences of your people’s experiences, beliefs and actions.
Experiences foster beliefs, beliefs influence actions, and actions produce results.
To change your results, you first have to change your culture – that is, you have to change the experiences, beliefs and actions of your people.
About the Author
ROGER CONNORS and TOM SMITH are the principals and founders of Partners in Leadership, Inc., a leadership training and management consulting company. They are the coauthors of The Oz Principle, How Did That