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Drive positive change

by Frank Devine
Indian Management June 2023

Busting the following myths-
MYTH 1: Coaching is for low performers.
MYTH 2: Culture is free: Optimise the system and the culture will follow.
MYTH 3: The West knows best.
MYTH 4: The purpose of employee engagement is happiness.
MYTH 5: Values and behavioral standards should be expressed positively.

Frank Devine Frank Devine, founder, Accelerated Improvement Ltd., dispels myths about culture, performance, positive work culture, and more. Frank is author, Rapid Mass Engagement: Driving Continuous Improvement Through Employee Culture Creation.

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From an ‘idea’ to an ‘empire’

MYTH 1: Nothing can be gained from working for a bad leader.
MYTH 2: When an employee leaves you, it is a sign of failure and a poor reflection on your retention ability.
MYTH 3: In a competitive workplace, peers who are ranked against each other need to compete aggressively for the win and top ranking.
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MYTH 5: Sometimes, you must raise your voice as a leader to get other people’s attention.

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MYTH 2: You must follow your passion.
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