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Culture your culture : innovating experiences @ work / Karen Jaw-Madson.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Jaw-Madson, Karen, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Corporate culture.
Organizational behavior.
Diffusion of innovations.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (266 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Bingley, England : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2018.
Summary:
Organizational culture isn't just a hot topic - it's an untapped asset and potential liability for all businesses. And yet, for all its potential to make or break, few know how to manage cultures with proficiency. Culture Your Culture: Innovating Experiences @Work provides the much-needed "how-to" with Design of Work Experience (DOWE). Tapping into human-centered design, interdisciplinary innovation concepts, and other research, this leading edge approach partners employees and their employers in unprecedented ways to co-create solutions and differentiating experiences that are customized, relevant, and profoundly impactful to the organizations for which they are intended - all while building employee engagement, learning agility, and capability. Be open to changing mindsets, for this is not your typical business book. Part-business case, part-instructional, and part-commentary, the guidance offered here puts your organization--not some detached case studies - at the center to envision how DOWE can help you design solutions and experiences unique to your context. Culture will no longer be esoteric or intangible, but overt, meaningful, fully leveraged, and truly experienced. No more hacking through trial and error to a culture that lacks sustainability. We can practice the management of culture and organizational change through lived experiences, with intention, rigor, and discipline. Leaders, managers, teams, and employees alike will benefit from understanding the need for this approach, how it's defined, why it works, and what to do to successfully tackle business challenges and positively influence lives with this innovative model if you are willing to do the work to get there.
Contents:
Front Cover
Innovating Experiences @Work
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Figures
Acknowledgments
Introduction
DOWE Origins
How This Book Was Born
Using This Book
1. A Common Need
The Best Practices Myth
The Importance of Context
A Common Need
2. Enter DOWE
From Design to DOWE
What Is DOWE?
The DOWE Process
Behaviors and the Practice of DOWE
Role of Leadership
Caveats and Clarifications
3. DOWE Deconstructed
A Multidisciplinary Network
Dowe Principles
Purposeful
Mindful
Meaningful
Inspirational
Approach
Methodology
Debating Dowe
Room to Grow
Introduction to How-To
4. DOWE Prep
Dowe Expectations and Agreement
Definitions
Roles
Employee Responsibilities
DOWE-R Responsibilities
Mindset
Behaviors and Actions
Organization Responsibilities
Selection of the Core Design Team
Setting the Conditions for Core Design Team Success
Initiative Kickoff
DOWE Team Dynamics
Milestones and Sunset
Acceptance
5. Understand
Understand Overview
People &amp
Context
Aligning Purpose and Scope
Identifying Early Assumptions and Key Questions
User Research Preview
Planning User Research
Selecting Users
Interacting with Users
Self-Understanding
Insights
Insights Defined
The Insight Building Mindset
Developing Insights
Examples of Insights
Using Insights
The Validation and the Reframe
The Reframe Effect
The Provocative Proposition
Visuals
Criteria
Criteria Defined
Importance of Criteria
How to Develop Criteria
Experiencing UNDERSTAND
6. Create &amp
Learn
Create &amp
Learn Overview
Explore
Brainstorm
Setup and Warm Up
The Brainstorm
Potential Pitfalls
Finishing Brainstorm
Play
Sort and Organize
Serious Play.
Experiencing Create &amp
7. Decide
Decide Overview
Prototype
Select
Constraints
Using Constraints
Experiencing Decide
8. Plan
Plan Overview
ROADMAP
How to PLAN
Round 1: Merlin Exercise
Round 2: Maturity Model
Round 3: Burke-Litwin Model
Round 4, Part A: Roadmap Ideas
Round 4, Part B: Organizing Content
Round 5: Visualizing the Roadmap
Round 6: Action Plans for Roadmap
Round 7: Action Plans for Manage, Measure, and Sustain
Round 8: Unintended Benefits and Consequences
Successful Planning
Experiencing Plan
9. Implement
Implement Overview
Manage
Managing Leaders
Managing the Organization
Managing Teams
Managing Individuals
Measure
The Measuring Scoop
Choosing Measurements
Tips on Quantitative Measures
Tips on Qualitative Measures
Making Sense (In More Ways than One)
Sustain
Why Sustain?
Deployment of Sustain
Experiencing Implement
10. Finding Your Initiative
A Worthy Endeavor
…With Challenges
What to DOWE?
When to DOWE?
Sequitur
Appendix A: Sample Team Charter Template
Appendix B: Culture Study Sample Table of Contents
Appendix C: Strategy and Design Blueprint Sample Table of Contents
Appendix D: The Stimulus Package
Appendix E: Commitment Template
Appendix F: Change Primer
Perspectives on Change
Resistance to Change
Change Management, DOWE-Style
Learning on All Scales
Fueling Engagement
Transformative Communication
Connecting the Dots
Appendix G: Sample Appreciative Inquiry (AI) Summit Agenda
References
Index.
Notes:
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references.
Print version record
ISBN:
9781787545014
1787545016
9781787438989
1787438988

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