A business starts with a culture of one. Every person that joins adds to that culture. Their values, their humour, their work ethic. Every decision, communication, action sets a precedent. Culture can take years to build, but days to damage.

A organisation is it’s people – so which part do you play?

(Inspired by “The Open Organization” by Jim Whitehurst)

Bryan Mathers

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