What makes for a great team culture?

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Director of Technology Strategy in Services (non-Government)3 years ago
It's a team and people that understand that change is constant. What was a key priority on Friday may no longer be a key priority on Monday. People themselves are going to have to adapt and adjust and work in a grey evolving area. A team that sticks to hard and fast rigid rules is highly valuable in certain circumstances, but that may not be the right team to have around depending on the scenario.
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CTO in Software3 years ago
Many things and they would often depend on the circumstances. One thing, however, stands out for me and that is - Purpose! Remember, that "he who has a why, can bear almost any how."
Director of Information Security in Energy and Utilities3 years ago
Leading by example. If you lead with trust/honesty the rest of your team will pick up on this and culture will be built according to those principles. if you engage in constant politics and putting I before We the culture will be accordingly weak and the team will act accordingly (meaning you will have a bunch of mercenaries, ready to backstab each other at moments notice to gain favor with the boss). Working in first org is a far more enjoyable experience for most people.
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Director of IT in Finance (non-banking)3 years ago
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Chief Techical Officer in Software3 years ago
The team!

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the topic is so broad, what are you focused on?
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