What Zappos, Google, and Bridgewater Can Teach Us About the Importance of Speaking Up
Employees who are empowered to speak up and offer feedback to their superiors are more likely to offer ideas on how to improve the business.
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Employees who are empowered to speak up and offer feedback to their superiors are more likely to offer ideas on how to improve the business.
We’ve written before on the importance of creating priorities, habits, and systems (PHS) when it comes to large-scale culture change. But with so many organizations taking a renewed—or perhaps unprecedented—interest in reshaping their D&I efforts to boost inclusion, mitigate bias, and become more human overall, we felt compelled to revisit the model and explain the underlying science. Because when it comes to addressing systemic racism, you can’t do it just by making it a priority.
Over the last 25 years, we’ve cracked the code for culture change at scale. Discover what science-backed habit activation can do for your organization.
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