When Push Comes To Shove! As part of a larger culture change journey, we recently designed and facilitated a workshop with senior leaders from a development sector organization. When the discussion shifted to how we can truly cascade and create culture change, we introduced an exercise called "When Push Comes to Shove." We asked participants to form a line, placing their hands on the shoulders of the person in front of them. The goal given to the group was simple: push hard enough so that the person in front of the line was pressed against the wall. What do you think happened—and why? Driving culture change can feel like a monumental task. Have you ever felt that it is hard to reach every person in your organization? What has been your experience, and what approaches have worked for you? #CultureChange #Leadership #OrganizationalDevelopment #vyaktitva #HRTransformation #CultureShift Sampark Sachdeva Sohini Bhattacharya Nayana Chowdhury Arjun Shekhar Gagan Adlakha Venkatesh (venki) Iyer Manjiri Bahadur Shubhra Bhattacharya Smita Bhandari Sahay Meenu Venkateswaran Salil Srivastava Parth Suri Promila Ayyangar Indrajit SenManisha .. Chhavi Tiwari Nupur Todi Vinit Taneja Sangeeta Murthi Sahgal (she/her) Vinod Sood Atiya Kundu Anup Sahota
Awesome exercise! It is monumental… we built KRISIN to help organisations like Vyaktitva working on such monumental and fulfilling mandates. Hope we get to partner sometime Gagan Adlakha Chitra Chaturvedi !
Dr Harpreet Singh SPHRi Shobhini Mukerji Sunita Menon rajeev jhunjhunwala Nishesh Gupta Jyotsna Kumar Karina Dhamija Neha Sinha Manjula Rao would love to hear your experience on driving culture change
Push comes to a shove! It remains one of those high impact activities for sure. Drives home the point in a simple, profound and fun way, what say Mohit Kumar Nisha Dubey Vinal Bhuva Akhila Babu Jyotsna Kumar Nishesh Gupta Aditi Panwar , PMP
President Human Resources
2moGood insight. Transformation is a personal phenomenon. One can authentically only transform oneself and inspire the system . That works .