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Improving organizational culture has become a necessity in today's ever-changing business environment. People want to work for a company where they can be happy and balance work and life. Organizations that treat their members well have experienced a better retention rate, an increased productivity and a happier overall culture.

 

Improving organizational culture can be a big challenge for the organization and its members. Focusing on a few important steps will help you get started in improving organizational culture Getting the right training for your employees is the first step toward improving organizational culture. The other important steps for enhancing organizational culture include: Analyze your organization's existing culture and compare it with customers' expectations and perceptions.

 

Form a diverse team of interested and enthusiastic people in an organization to enhance the organizational culture. Get your team to discuss the current culture and explain the parts of the culture that are already great and need to be supported. Then create a vision of the culture you want to create, taking into account the entire current picture of the organization.

 

Provide the appropriate training to the team members regarding the vision of the culture. Communicate to everyone to bring awareness about the team and organizational leadership, that this isn't a band-aid, quick fix; but an ongoing, strategic intention to build a more attractive culture that fits the needs of the organization and that can improve its culture. Get the cultural team excited. Help the team recognize that not everyone else in the organization is going to think that these efforts are worthwhile immediately.

 

Remember that enthusiasm is contagious. Do what you can to keep the enthusiasm of your team high. If their excitement falters, remind them of the vision they created to re-invigorate them.

 

Culture improvement is like any other change, as it requires champions. The champion needs to be someone who is passionate about creating the new culture.

Any change will have a greater chance of success with momentum. Thus, get started but be committed to building momentum and staying with it. It will be one of the most rewarding efforts you and your team will ever engage in and with this you can bring great improvement in your organizational culture.

 

The above-mentioned lists are the specific tips that have enhanced and improved the organizational culture of various organizations. Obviously, these are not the only things you can do to enhance your culture, but these will provide you with a good starting point.

 

Linda Devis, expert in building high performance cultures and organizational development, is the author of this article on behalf of organizational culture center and if you want to know more about organizational culture then visit: www.organizationalculturecenter.com.

 

To receive special reports on organizational culture that includes resources, ideas and advice you can log on to Organizational Culture Center. Organizational Culture Center is a leader in implementing or changing the organizational culture of organizations, whether a profit or nonprofit entity.

 

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Many students of the Diploma of Professional Counselling like to attend seminars to complete the practical requirements of their course. Seminars provide an ideal opportunity to network with other students and liaise with qualified counselling professionals in conjunction with completing compulsory coursework.

 

These are the following seminars available during October-December (2006). To register for a seminar, please contact your Student Support Centre. To find out about further seminar dates, please click here.

 

BRISBANE

Communication Skills I/SEMINAR A - 10/02/2007

Communication Skills II/SEMINAR B - 10/03/2007

The Counselling Process - 17/02/2007

Counselling Therapies I/SEMINAR C - 03 & 04/03/2007

Case Management/ SEMINAR E - 24 & 25/02/2007

Counselling Applications/SEMINAR F - 24/03/2007

 

NORTHERN TERRITORY

Communication Skills I/SEMINAR A - 10/03/2007

The Counselling Process - 24/03/2007

 

SYDNEY

Communication Skills I/SEMINAR A - 18/01/2007, 09/02/2007

Communication Skills II/SEMINAR B - 10/02/2007, 17/03/2007, 31/03/2007

The Counselling Process - 17/02/2007

Counselling Therapies I/SEMINAR C - 02 & 03/02/2007

Counselling Therapies II/SEMINAR D - 22 & 23/01/2007, 29 & 30/03/2007

Case Management/ SEMINAR E - 29 & 30/01/2007

Counselling Applications/SEMINAR F - 28/02/2007

 

MELBOURNE

Communications Skills I/SEMINAR A - 17/02/2007, 17/03/2007

Communications Skills II/SEMINAR B - 18/02/2007, 18/03/2007

The Counselling Process - 25/03/2007

Counselling Therapies I/SEMINAR C - 25 & 26/02/2007

Counselling Therapies II/SEMINAR D - 03 & 04/03/2007

Case Management/ SEMINAR E - 10 & 11/03/2007

Counselling Applications/SEMINAR F - 25/03/2007

 

ADELAIDE

Communications Skills I/SEMINAR A - 27/01/2007, 31/03/2007

Communications Skills II/SEMINAR B - 28/01/2007, 91/04/2007

The Counselling Process - 09/12/2006, 03/02/2007

Counselling Therapies I/SEMINAR C - 17 & 18/02/2007

Counselling Therapies II/SEMINAR D - 10 & 11/03/2007

Case Management/ SEMINAR E - 10 & 11/02/2007

Counselling Applications/SEMINAR F - 17/03/2007

 

PERTH

Communication Skills I/SEMINAR A - 13/01/2007, 10/03/2007

Communication Skills II/SEMINAR B - 14/01/2007, 11/03/2007

The Counselling Process - 03/02/2007, 31/03/2007

Counselling Therapies I/SEMINAR C - 10 & 11/02/2007

Counselling Therapies II/SEMINAR D - 17 & 18/03/2007

Case Management/ SEMINAR E - 24 & 25/02/2007

Counselling Applications/SEMINAR F - 01/04/2007

 

TASMANIA

Communication Skills I/SEMINAR A - 18/02/2007

Communication Skills II/SEMINAR B - 25/03/2007

Counselling Therapies II/SEMINAR D - 17 & 18/03/2007

Case Management/ SEMINAR E - 24 & 25/02/2007

 

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*Advertising of the seminar dates above does not guarantee availability of places in the seminar. Please check availability with the respective Student Support Centre.

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