My word is my bond. I am a man or woman of my word. She is as good as her word. There is so much caught up in the power of giving and keeping our word. This episode throws light on what it takes to be someone whose word can be trusted – and how important is that for customer relationships and colleague relationship. Crucial skills to build an enviable reputation of reliability.
About the Waking Your Talk podcast
These podcasts are about leadership, authenticity and courage. I want to take listeners through a journey of exploration of the common values and aspirations many organisations hold, but don’t necessarily practise. Through each podcast, listeners gain distinctions as to what it actually takes to be seen to be walking their talk when it comes to values such as accountability, simplicity, customer-centricity and more.
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About Caroly Taylor
Carolyn Taylor is globally recognised as the most experienced consultant and speaker on how to change corporate culture. She has participated in many successful changes of culture and seen those which have not succeeded. She knows what is takes. She gives leaders tips on what to do and not do, as well as direct feedback on what she sees. Helping identify the symbols of a current culture which show up in every aspect of a meeting or a one-on-one.
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About Walking the Talk
Walking the Talk’s commitment to culture transformation runs deeper than a consulting proposition: it’s our reason for being. Perhaps unusually for a consultancy, our aim really is to leave you transformed, with the capability to keep evolving yourselves, essentially making you self-sufficient in culture management. Our vision is for every organisation in the world to have a thriving culture and we can only achieve this by building culture capability across the globe. One business at a time.
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