119. Transparent Ways to Communicate Your Culture Survey Results

EPISODE · Apr 12, 2024 · 20 MIN

119. Transparent Ways to Communicate Your Culture Survey Results

from Ways to Change the Workplace with Prina Shah · host Prina Shah

Why is it that many leaders are not transparent about their culture survey results? Why is it that conversations are not had about the responses people gave to the culture survey?Why is it that there is no discussion on the way forward to find decent ways to change the workplace based on what the people have said?I cover this and so much more in this solo episode. Listen, take notes and be sure to share it with the people that need to tune in. Leadership is a tough gig. You are not alone. Be sure to subscribe to the Ways to Change the Workplace Podcast and connect with Prina on LinkedIn so that you can keep your knowledge up to date.The FS Blog article that I read: https://fs.blog/worst-day/EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH SHORT KEY POINTS(0:00:06) - Transparency in Culture Survey ResultsTransparency in sharing culture survey results builds trust, fosters communication, and impacts leaders' professional brand.(0:13:01) - Survey Debrief and Action PlanningFacilitating sessions to unpack org culture survey results, using ship analogy, co-creating solutions, and measuring progress for culture optimization.Send Prina a text to let her know how you'd change the workplace If you are seeking professional advice or would like to change your company culture through training, consulting, speaking and coaching, get in touch,  email me.Say hi!Sign up to my monthylish practical newsletter Get in touch with me, PrinaCheck  out my website⁠⁠⁠ - do a professional stalk...Follow me on LinkedInFind out what I am up to on Instagram⁠⁠⁠ Grab a copy of Make Work Meaningful and start creating your own legacy at work and leave me a review. Subscribe to the Ways to Change the Workplace Podcast for more actionable insights. Prina (Helping you find GREAT ways to change your workplace) Shah

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