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The famous quote often attributed to thought leader Peter Drucker goes, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” It is often agreed that how we do things is more important than how well we do them. In other words, it is often agreed that culture is more important than strategy. But do we really put that into practice? How much effort are you placing on your company’s culture? Simply put, culture is the way we do things. It is less about what we want to achieve and more about who we are. Putting a focus on it will go a long way. Will Humphreys shares what has been done at Rise Rehab to improve our culture and how it’s helped in hiring the right people, letting go of the wrong people, and create a productive and meaningful organization that people love to work for.
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The famous quote often attributed to thought leader Peter Drucker goes, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” It is often agreed that how we do things is more important than how well we do them. In other words, it is often agreed that culture is more important than strategy. But do we really put that into practice? How much effort are you placing on your company’s culture? Simply put, culture is the way we do things. It is less about what we want to achieve and more about who we are. Putting a focus on it will go a long way. Will Humphreys shares what has been done at Rise Rehab to improve our culture and how it’s helped in hiring the right people, letting go of the wrong people, and create a productive and meaningful organization that people love to work for.
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