A High Performance Culture Matters
“Thank you for a unique and great approach to building a high performance culture. The facilitator was brilliant. It will help us to create even higher performance now that we all know what matters most.
It really opened our eyes about a different way to lead.”
Simon Jefferson | Managing Director | AKQA
“The high performance culture approach combined with the strategy and executive coaching work helped us to grow revenue by 48%, increase profits by 10%, and close more than 50% of our deals over the last 12 months.
Aligning our strategy, culture, and talent is making all the difference. Thank you LSA!”
Laurie Sewell | President & CEO | Servicon Systems
Given your unique strategy and circumstances, how can you get the most out of your organization and team in a way that makes sense for your business and for your people?
Many still mistake workplace culture as soft or abstract. Nothing could be further from the truth. Our organizational alignment research found that workplace culture accounts for 40% of the difference between high and low performing teams in terms of:
We define workplace culture as how and why things truly get done in an organization.
The good news is that culture can be measured and shaped by understanding the way people think, behave, and work. The bad news is that if your culture is unhealthy or misaligned with your people or business strategies, you will not perform at your peak.
Experienced leaders know that their strategy must go through culture to be successfully implemented.
Workplace culture exists by design or by default. Regardless of origin, strong cultures can help leaders perform, or strong cultures can hurt performance.
With so many options for leaders who want to improve the performance of their teams, it is not surprising that so many get lost in and frustrated by impractical theories and expensive consultants trying to make sense of it all.
Our clients tell us that our research-backed, practical, and action-oriented approach to assessing and aligning organizational culture provides clarity, structure, and measurable results for leaders who want to significantly lift performance.
Typically, leaders turn to a High Performance Culture solution when circumstances have changed, and they want to:
Once your business strategy is clear enough to act, our approach typically involves four main steps customized to each unique situation:
1. Assess Your Current Culture
Assessing your current culture allows leaders to accurately pinpoint strengths to leverage and weaknesses to address regarding how and why work currently gets done. Typical outcomes include identifying:
2. Identify the Key Cultural Actions to Improve Performance
Review the assessment results and agree on the critical few cultural actions required to create a healthy, high performing, and aligned workplace culture.
3. Execute the Key Cultural Actions
Implement the top cultural shifts in a way that makes sense for your strategy and unique circumstances.
4. Measure Improvement and Agree Upon Next Steps
Monitor progress and continuously improve.
If you would like to learn how building a high performance culture at work has helped leading organizations perform at their peak, please contact us.
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