Cross-Functional Change Process for Organizational Culture PPT

This PPT slide, part of the 30-slide 10 Principles of Culture PowerPoint presentation, outlines a strategic approach to fostering a cross-functional culture within an organization. It emphasizes the importance of leveraging social media for effective communication and highlights the readiness of employees to embrace changes when endorsed by peers. The framework is structured around a change process that consists of 5 key steps.

Initially, the process begins by identifying a small number of informal leaders, specifically groups of 12 to 15, from various parts of the business. This targeted selection is crucial for establishing a solid foundation for change. Following this, additional groups of informal leaders are formed after a few weeks, expanding the network of influence and engagement.

The third step encourages these existing groups to grow by inviting new members. This step is vital for ensuring diverse perspectives and fostering a sense of community among participants. The fourth step allows these groups to operate autonomously, empowering them to take ownership of their initiatives and decisions. This autonomy can lead to increased motivation and innovation.

Finally, the process emphasizes the importance of facilitating connections among different groups. By sharing insights and learning, organizations can create a more cohesive environment that promotes collaboration and collective growth. The overall goal is to drive improved performance through enhanced peer recognition and leadership involvement, ultimately leading to a more dynamic organizational culture. This approach is particularly relevant for organizations looking to adapt to changing environments and improve internal communication.

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