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[Video] Linas Beliūnas on LinkedIn: Netflix CEO is so spot on why the company you work for is NOT your family:… | 151 comments
[Video] Linas Beliūnas on LinkedIn: Netflix CEO is so spot on why the company you work for is NOT your family:… | 151 comments
Netflix CEO is so spot on why the company you work for is NOT your family: "The professional relationship is like a sports team. If you want to win a… | 151 comments on LinkedIn
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[Video] Linas Beliūnas on LinkedIn: Netflix CEO is so spot on why the company you work for is NOT your family:… | 151 comments
[Video] Gary Vaynerchuk on LinkedIn: This video hits on one of the biggest issues in the “game” & we couldn’t… | 406 comments
[Video] Gary Vaynerchuk on LinkedIn: This video hits on one of the biggest issues in the “game” & we couldn’t… | 406 comments
This video hits on one of the biggest issues in the “game” & we couldn’t recommend it more for those in charge .. please really lean in on this video⁣ | 406 comments on LinkedIn
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[Video] Gary Vaynerchuk on LinkedIn: This video hits on one of the biggest issues in the “game” & we couldn’t… | 406 comments
The Toxic Effects of Branding Your Workplace a “Family”
The Toxic Effects of Branding Your Workplace a “Family”
When it comes to conversations about our workplace, it’s no surprise that a deeply personal element comes into play. You spend most of your waking hours at work and share moments in that time that few outside of your coworkers have context and understanding to. So it only makes sense that the organizations’ culture and the relationships you build at work can mirror those you find within a family context. But what happens when you don’t have the right elements in place and a company masks their shortcomings and instills a false sense of belonging by touting a culture that works like a “family?”
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The Toxic Effects of Branding Your Workplace a “Family”
A Most Sacred Fireside: Ed Schein's Final Evening with the OD Community
A Most Sacred Fireside: Ed Schein's Final Evening with the OD Community
On the evening of January 26th, 2023, from the comfort of his home in Palo Alto, California, Ed Schein logged onto his computer one last time to join an Immersive Learning Circle with participants from around the world. Ed was joined by his incredible son, Peter Schein, and a great mix of Organization Development (OD) enthusiasts, emerging and seasoned practitioners, and professors. All of us were eager to absorb Ed’s unrivaled insight and passion, but none of us realized we were about to bear
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A Most Sacred Fireside: Ed Schein's Final Evening with the OD Community