top of page
Logo New.png

WorldLine Training Ltd

WorldLine Training

Writer's pictureKathy Ratcliffe

Evolution, Recognition and Cultural Transition

Updated: Jul 5

Beyond engagement, a special kind of magic awaits. People love to love, to share ideas, to be part of a worthwhile project. You want a company of excellence? First recognise the excellence in the company. You can only ignite transition with a clear vision of objective and a strongly-held belief in its practical application.


When recognised, appreciated and confirmed, a person's identity starts to grow beyond self-absorption and distress. Everybody wants to be more than a number - an analogy often used in reference to cultures missing this point... it's easy and very common for decision-makers to buy new machinery ahead of investing in people, to believe that the grass-roots workforce just wants a pay rise and all problems would be solved if they had one. Here's why it doesn't work like that (from researched and recorded evidence).


To break a performance record from a standing, uphill start necessitates enjoyment of the process... the article linked above will attest to this. Thirty steelworkers would not have put their backs into the transformation cited on the Home page of this website if they had no will to do so, a will that came from their own self-motivation which needed only to be brought to light through fun, achievable challenges and recognised as the powerful catalyst to change it represents. So why are leaders still inclined to put their company's money into inanimate objects instead of strategising and promoting a healthy, vibrant culture that supports higher productivity and quality? Could it be that buying kit represents a path of least resistance? Here's why that can lead to some demoralising consequences.


Wherever ground is tilled and made good for personal and professional development, people want to go there. People want to come into work with a loyal love for their company. They want to be one of the old-timers one day and pass their knowledge on freely to new recruits. People outside will want to join, when the word on the street is that people matter to this organisation.


Companies are being called to evolve beyond the Dark Ages these days. Draconian methods are no longer deemed acceptable, we've gone beyond that now. It seems that we want to evolve, to do better with our worlds and contribute positively to the planetary system, socially and environmentally. Make a start with a meaningful conversation!


Follow WorldLine on LinkedIn for more articles, links, insights and useful information.






12 views0 comments

Comments


bottom of page