How we work is changing. Businesses everywhere are realizing there are easy wins left to grow their bottom line. The time has come to focus on people and how to bring out their best.
This webinar will focus on 5 key trends that are moving the needle and allowing some companies to put distance between them and their competitors.
Join Brent Daily, Founder & COO of RoundPegg, as he outlines and breaks down key business trends with culture at the heart in 2014.
This webinar will cover:
Culture's role in working with Millennials
Establishing a new focus on employment brand
Hiring and on-boarding with culture in mind
How to define and delegate culture within your organization
Radical approaches to culture in 2014
And more…
1. Nike Diversity & Inclusion
Culture as Offense.
12.18.13
Tackling Business
Imperatives
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2. RoundPegg is
software to optimize
your workforce
through culture and
engagement.
January 2014
Brent Daily
Co-founder, COO
RoundPegg, Inc.
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About
RoundPegg
3. Culture Defined
Communication
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What are the norms for
interaction?
Culture
Rewards
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What actions are
rewarded?
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How we do things
around here.
Decisions
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How are decisions made?
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5. Culture
Root of Business
Revenue
Onboarding
Engagement
Innovation
Revenue
The best cultural fits generate 15% more revenue per year.
Culture is
Performance
Onboarding
The top culture fits ramp up 15% faster.
Engagement
Culture fit predicts over half of one’s engagement level.
Innovation
For every 1% increase in engagement results in a 0.7%
increase in innovation.
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10. Millenials Offense
Culture as
1
Know Thyself. Understand your culture and
communicate that strongly.
2
Align consumer and employee brand. Employees
join with knowledge of the consumer brand.
3
Don’t Stereotype. Millennials are varied, just
like Boomers. Identify those who fit with you.
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14. Innovation
Culture as Offense
1
Managers are critical. Must deftly balance
conflict around values, articulate decisions.
2
Build Teams. Critical that individuals on team put
team goals out front.
3
Conflict is necessary. Harmony only goes so far.
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17. Employment Brand
Protecting Culture
“Bar Raisers.” Volunteer group of
interviewers who look for culture fit
Veto Power. Can reject a candidate,
even those outside of own department
All HQ Roles. Used for all skilled labor
positions, estimated to be 30,000
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18. Hiring as Offense
Culture
1
Identify culture keepers. Put the guardians at the
gate, stay vigilant.
2
Limit hiring authority of managers who don’t fit.
People hire those like themselves, avoid thrash.
3
Celebrate the values. Walking the walk and
rewarding that is critical. Reward often.
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21. Management
Performance is Situational
“No more curve…No more
ratings. This will let us focus
on what matters. “
- Lisa Brummel, EVP HR, Microsoft
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22. Performance
Culture as Offense
1
Performance is situational. Manager must
recognize what they are not doing to help.
2
Focus on concerns for employee, not about them.
Reduces bias of ‘like-me’ evaluations.
3
Evaluate process, not people. People
improved when they are open to hearing it.
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25. Values
Driving Engagement
Quarterly Pulse. Identifying hot spots
throughout year.
Decentralized. Onus to identify root causes
on managers, not HR.
Board Level Insight. Accountability all the
way to the top.
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26. Engagement
Culture as Offense
1
Engagement is fluid. Annual not enough.
Pulse frequently.
2
Delegate power to act. There is no such thing
as ‘survey fatigue,’ only inaction fatigue.
3
Engagement is personal. Re-engagement starts
with managers who understand their reports.
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27. Culture is Key
Summary
Performance and engagement are situational.
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Understanding core values of employee as
well as sub-cultures is key to driving success.
CULTURE
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