Changing Culture
  • Introduction
  • What is culture?
    • What is a data-driven culture?
  • Diagnosing Culture
  • Influencing Culture
    • View Culture as an Advantage
    • Focus on Ingredients
    • Create a Compelling Vision
    • Promote Core Practices and Behaviors
    • Deal with Detractors
    • Measure Progress
  • Sources
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#Sources

The content in this guide was derived from ideas and contributions from the authors of each article listed below, along with the personal experiences and perspectives of staff from the Center for Government Excellence.

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Culture as Culprit
Diagnosing and Changing Organizational Culture
How do you Change an Organizational Culture
Changing an Organization's Culture Without Resistance or Blame
Data Don't Drive
Five Steps to Building a Data Driven Culture
Fostering a Data Driven Culture
Culture Change That Sticks
8 Tips for Changing Culture in the Federal Government
Turning the Local Government Ship Starboard
Four Organizational Culture Types
Keeping Up with Your Quants