results that speak for themselves
Objectives: support field managers and project leads through the company's successive transformation phases; foster a culture of openness and innovation within a legacy safety culture; facilitate the shift from a technical expert posture to a coordinator role.
Formats deployed:
Sustained programs combining management training, hands-on workshops, and acculturation sessions.
Objectives: shift from a financial culture of repetitive management (reproducing the same actions, without stepping back) to a culture of robustness; equip lead managers across ministries so they can then roll out the method and tools at a wider scale.
Formats deployed:
Consulting engagement with several ministries, paired with a training program for lead managers across ministries.
Objectives: support the new leadership in transforming an associative, informal, and stalled organization into a setup that is both structured and agile; anchor this evolution as closely as possible to each department's reality.
Formats deployed:
Evaluation engagement carried out with the new leadership, followed by a training program tailored to each department to roll out the markers in the most relevant way.
and others, across private and public sectors
A corporate culture of 10,000 employees doesn't transform in 24 months. But the first signs of evolution following our engagements appear within a few months, and changes in practice emerge progressively.
A code_culture engagement produces effects that make themselves felt from the very first months:
momentum effect from 0–3 months, positive spillover during the diagnostic (3–6), practice changes through capitalization (6–12), continuous and autonomous evolution beyond 12.
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