This episode argues that culture usually follows power rather than leading it. It looks at how authority and incentives shape beliefs, behaviours, and norms in politics, markets, and organisations, and why cultural change is often harder than it sounds.
Forces and Signals: Systems Thinking, Geopolitics, Business, and Leadership
Power and Culture: Why Culture Usually Follows Authority
Power and Culture: Why Culture Usually Follows Authority
How power shapes culture and how culture sometimes pushes back
Forces and Signals: Systems Thinking, Geopolitics, Business, and Leadership
Forces and Signals is a podcast about how strategy, power, and systems shape outcomes from geopolitics and markets to business, teams, and leadership. It explores how global politics, institutions, and workplace dynamics shape decisions, incentives, and results. Follow for more episodes.
Forces and Signals is a podcast about how strategy, power, and systems shape outcomes from geopolitics and markets to business, teams, and leadership. It explores how global politics, institutions, and workplace dynamics shape decisions, incentives, and results. Follow for more episodes.
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