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Defining Leadership Culture
Episode 112 w/ Ryan Rigterink
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Leadership Culture
When you hear the word culture what’s the first thing that you think of?
Do you think of senior leaders or c-suite leaders?
That’s definitely a large portion of it but leaders in middle management and individual contributors are a big factor in culture as well!
Merriam Webster defines culture as, “the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution or organization.”
Let’s hone in on shared practices, so what does that mean? That involves multiple people not just the senior leaders.
Don’t get me wrong c-suite leaders and senior leaders set the tone, but it’s up to us as middle management leaders and individual contributors to buy into the vision as well!
Keep that in mind when you complain about a culture to make sure you’re not also contributing to it!
This week’s episode, I go deeper talking about how leaders can build the right culture with Ryan Rigterink. Click the button or the YouTube link to stream it now!
MORE DETAILS ABOUT EPISODE
Paul Faronbi and Ryan Rigterink discuss the importance of leadership in transforming organizational culture and creating meaningful work experiences. Ryan shares his journey in leadership, the role of self-reflection for leaders, and how WorkGaze aims to help job seekers find fulfilling careers. They emphasize the need for leaders to take responsibility for the culture they create and the impact of small changes in fostering a positive work environment. The discussion also touches on the significance of honest feedback and the future of work in a rapidly changing landscape.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM EPISODE
Leadership starts with self-reflection and responsibility.
Culture is created by the leaders' actions and inactions.
Transforming culture requires a commitment to small, consistent changes.
Meaningful work is essential for employee satisfaction and retention.
Leaders must be proactive in seeking feedback from their teams.
A positive work culture can lead to better business outcomes.
The journey to leadership is often shaped by personal experiences.
Building a future-focused recruitment process is crucial for organizations.
Leadership is about dignifying people and creating value.
LEADERSHIP QUOTE
"Discover your uniqueness, then discipline yourself to develop it."

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