Organization Culture Killers, Deadly Expectations 1: How Leaders Build Cultures of Success
By T.A. Laser
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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over & over and expecting different results. We have fallen into a pattern where we repeat the mistakes others made in the past, but have we asked ourselves, why are we making the same mistakes? The answer is lack of leadership development.
Much like a strong foundation is critic
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Organization Culture Killers, Deadly Expectations 1 - T.A. Laser
The Journey
You can be sure that whatever obstacles you are facing, others have faced similar things and have come through them, and you will face much bigger obstacles in the future. Recognize what is in your control and do something about it. Recognize what is outside your control and work around it.
— Alan Sugar
Before we get started, let’s do a quick sense check.
Are you currently, or do you aspire to be, a business owner, board member, executive, leader, manager, supervisor, chairperson, figurehead, parent or person who inspires others to succeed?
Are you, or do you hope to be, responsible for the entire organization, territory, site, department, committee, group, association, community or household?
Have you ever struggled with growth, change, data overload, time management, prioritization, incidents, stress, finances, customer satisfaction, buy-in, resourcing, poor performance or quality, insubordination, compliance, maintaining balance, loyalty, retention or sustainability?
Do you wish life and work could be easier, safer, more profitable and more enjoyable?
If you answer yes to any of the previous questions, and you would like to quickly gain valuable career-advancing leadership knowledge and tools it took other leaders’ decades to learn, then you’ve picked up the right book!
Lessons learned the hard way enable future leaders to succeed the easier way!
Organization Culture Killers by T.A. Laser exposes the Deadly Practices (DP) consuming valuable time and resources of businesses, governments and many more around the globe! These Deadly Practices are the practices organizations implement to improve performance, which end up backfiring, destroying their ability to succeed right under leaderships’ noses.
The Deadly Practices series consolidates learnings, solutions and guidance from organizations, leaders and experts around the globe into a timeless and non-judgmental collection of tools essential for success.
To survive and thrive, organizations must build more effective and sustainable pathways to success!
T.A. Laser is an insider with over 25 years of leadership experience and learnings. Throughout her life, Tabitha has had the great fortune to be mentored by many exceptional leaders and experience what good looks like
and survive exposures to numerous Deadly Practices. She uses these experiences and learnings, in combination with her expertise in human behavior, leadership and risk reduction to help organizations reduce risks, strengthen cultures, improve performance and increase resiliency.
Anyone questioning Laser’s credentials are sure to be pleasantly surprised by her extensive professional network, ethical prowess and impressive resume. Simply search for her on the internet of things, peruse her social media profiles, attend one of her keynote presentations or workshops, or chat with one of the thousands of people she has led, mentored, educated, coached, collaborated with and inspired.
A seasoned advisor to leaders at all levels and types of various-sized public, private and nonprofit organizations, Laser utilizes her insider access to reveal common observations, secrets and weaknesses, delivering eye-opening perspectives on why organizations continue to die along with innovative, life-saving methods.
Organizations continue to make decisions, often with the best intentions, that end up killing their culture, negatively impacting performance, and ultimately destroying their ability to succeed. Laser has coined these destructive decisions as Deadly Practices.
In an age of big data, one would think organizations would be surviving and thriving, but Laser believes the opposite is occurring. She’s noticed a dramatic increase in Deadly Practices over the past fifteen years, leaving the charred ruins of one organization after another in their wake.
She associates this recent decline to a global shortage of competent leaders due to inadequate mentoring opportunities and insufficient leadership development options. The younger generations are joining the workforce full of confidence, unwilling to put up with nonsense and prepared to jump at better opportunities if they arise. This is far different from the don’t rock the boat, climb the ladder and work for the same organization until you retire or die mentality of more seasoned professionals.
With the ever-increasing emphasis on teaching to the test, decreasing attention spans, skyrocketing education costs, migration to independent online learning and everyone gets a trophy mentality, Laser believes the need for leadership development is greater now than ever before.
Unfortunately, existing leadership development options tend to focus more on management skills and task mastery, while options available to help develop strong leadership skills seem to be in short supply. Online programs are excellent knowledge stores, but Laser’s concerns are that they fall short in developing personal and professional skills needed to be a strong leader. In addition, younger professionals entering the workforce miss out on valuable life lessons when they don’t stay in one place long enough to learn from others, work through conflicts, or experience the euphoria from rising out of the ashes of failure.
We’re facing a bleak future if things don’t change quickly!
Laser motivates and inspires readers to join her on a journey towards building cultures of success by sharing learnings, solutions and guidance from organizations, leaders and experts around the globe in this fun-to-read and timeless collection of leadership essentials.
Why learn the hard way when you can let someone else do it for you?
Readers will find themselves immersed in thought and unable to stop reading Laser’s refreshing perspectives on success. Laser’s nonjudgmental and relatable personality lures readers into a private tour of her topsy-turvy life, inspiring even the most obstinate to become stronger by looking for cracks of opportunity in their own reflection.
Don’t be surprised when you find yourself nodding in agreement, clenching your fists in mutual frustration, laughing out loud at the ridiculousness and applauding when the pieces of the puzzle come together.
Learn how to improve your profitability and culture substantially while saving time and money, by eliminating deadly practices before it’s too late!
The Deadly Practices Series
The intent of this series is to prevent repeating the mistakes of yesterday by educating, motivating and empowering the leaders of tomorrow with valuable knowledge, resources and tools for success. In short, the series is designed to be every educated leader’s toolbox.
Sure, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of books on success, culture and leadership on the market, but who has time to read them all nowadays? Plus, as Phil Rosenzweig discusses in The Halo Effect and the Eight Other Business Delusions that Deceive Managers
, many of them have been written based on delusions
The experiences, learnings and eradication methods discussed in this