#OrgCulture

2025-12-18

Why doesn’t change stick?
Hint: It’s not the process — it’s the people.

We talk strategy, but we rarely talk about the emotional cost of change: fear, identity shifts, uncertainty, loss of control.

💥 Here’s the truth:
Change isn’t operational.
It’s emotional.

And until leaders learn to lead the emotion first, transformation will keep melting away.

leadboldly1.blog/2025/12/18/wh

David Sabinedavidsabine
2025-10-26

Check out my interview on Scrum Master Toolbox from 2018 with Vasco Duarte. We talked about , , . Our conversation is as relevant today as it was then, despite our changing .

scrum-master-toolbox.org/tag/d

Simon Ivessimonives
2025-09-30

A thoughtful BCG piece suggests we're focused on the wrong thing with AI and innovation. Giving everyone tools creates variation, but value comes from selection and amplification. This requires a culture and a system built on trust and respect for employee ideas, not just top-down directives. It reframes the workplace as a living system, not a machine.

bcg.com/publications/2025/how-

Victor on Softwaregetvictor@techhub.social
2025-08-12

💡 Engineering without transparency is like driving in fog.

Years of polite meetings and broken roadmaps taught me one thing: the issue wasn’t people but a lack of visibility.

When priorities went public, everything shifted: decisions sped up, trust grew, work finally moved forward.

Read more → victoronsoftware.com/posts/eng

#Engineering #Leadership #Transparency #DevExperience #OrgCulture

David Sabinedavidsabine
2024-10-26

Check out my interview on Scrum Master Toolbox from 2018 with Vasco Duarte. We talked about , , . Our conversation is as relevant today as it was then, despite our changing .

scrum-master-toolbox.org/tag/d

Dominique JosephClearerworld
2024-01-17

Imagine you spent years studying and performing classical music, working as a piano teacher and sometimes accompanist.

Then you move to another province to take a job as a translator in a life insurance company, working in an office Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.

That should be a major shock, right?

But when I made that move in the 1990s, it was a smooth and easy transition. How can that be?

Here’s what I discovered when I examined that question:

101fragments.wordpress.com/202

David Sabinedavidsabine
2023-10-26

Check out my interview on Scrum Master Toolbox from 2018 with Vasco Duarte. We talked about , , . Our conversation is as relevant today as it was then, despite our changing .

scrum-master-toolbox.org/tag/d

Dominique JosephClearerworld
2023-07-26

Since January, I’ve been looking back at a few decades of work, learning, ideas, experiences, seeing what left a lasting impression and writing about it.

This time, I wrote about a wonderful corporate culture, very focused on
- employee experience
- customer experience
- 100% accountability

Have a look, and let me know what you think!

Corporate culture: an example that still inspires me
101fragments.wordpress.com/202

2023-07-12

Have mentioned this article a lot in recent weeks. It seems to resonate with people as I think many struggle to discern what psychological safety actually IS and what it is NOT.

Safety is not the same as comfort...

shanesnow.com/research/why-psy

Safety is not the same as comfort. A four-box model showing how comfort + safety is how people go nowhere. It is safety + discomfort where people grow and make progress. Credit: Shane Snow
David Sabinedavidsabine
2023-03-06

Check out my interview on Scrum Master Toolbox from 2018. We spoke of org culture, common pitfalls, and tips to achieve better team work. So much of the conversation I had with Vasco then is still relavant. scrum-master-toolbox.org/tag/d

David Sabinedavidsabine
2023-02-13

Check out my interview on Scrum Master Toolbox from 2018. So much of the conversation I had with Vasco then is still relavant. scrum-master-toolbox.org/tag/d

David Sabinedavidsabine
2023-02-12

Check out my interview on Scrum Master Toolbox from 2018. So much of the conversation I had with Vasco then is still relavant. scrum-master-toolbox.org/tag/d

@jchyip That’s a situation that @tricia & I write about in #LeadWithoutBlame book. It’s partly individual inclination and mostly “system driving behavior” pressure. #orgculture

2023-01-09

“Retaliation is very poorly understood in orgs. We think of it as being overt and obvious (& that definitely happens!) but even more frequent is social retaliation, in which the target is cut out of internal networks, & comes to be seen as “not a fit”. Harder to put a finger on.” Jane Watson

#orgculture #bullying #exclusion

André Darmanin (he/him)AndreDarmanin@mstdn.social
2022-11-30

Adidas' Chief sales officer Auschel rebuked in final comments on diversity, yet was paid a significant bonus. Seems to be a trend among the company execs. Culture change is inevitable. @financialtimes
ft.com/content/7b852f73-e463-4

#orgculture #leadership

2022-11-10

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