25 years: Behavoural science & conduct
Roger identifies useful ways of gathering conduct MI through simple practical changes. For example, increasing conduct conversations by arranging more team meetings, and recognising and solving a bystanding culture. If cognitive diversity and psychological safety exist in the workplace, you will keep your best staff; spot problems sooner; and have more loyal, better quality clients.
Roger identifies useful ways of gathering conduct MI through simple practical changes. For example, increasing conduct conversations by arranging more team meetings, and recognising and solving a bystanding culture. If cognitive diversity and psychological safety exist in the workplace, you will keep your best staff; spot problems sooner; and have more loyal, better quality clients.
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By using indicators such as psychological safety and cognitive diversity in the new Conduct MI these bring obvious benefits in terms of reducing routine business running costs but more importantly, it also delivers a big long-term boost to your retained value, the capital base of the business.
Key learning objectives:
Outline the ways of gathering data for psychological safety and bystanding culture
Understand some of the ways to increase the conduct conversations
Identify the two behavioural MIs that consistently correlate to enhance business value and exemplary conduct
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Divide it into two columns. On one side, what regulators call exemplary conduct ‘the virtues’ which include psychological safety, moral courage, reflexivity, cognitive diversity and intellectual humility. On the other side, forms and events of misconduct ‘the vices’ which include abusive behaviour, bystanding, pointless habits, stereotyping and groupthink.
Instead of running an elaborate and maybe unnerving all-staff survey, you could simply look at entries on the social website Glassdoor.com, where staff past and present are already writing up their frank appraisals of your business culture.
If you’re unsure whether you have a culture of bystanding (people tending to deny or dodge problems); see how many workarounds of various kinds are all around you in your business - people making creative dodges, cutting corners, using expedients to skip over a problem. This is often referred to as authorised deviations.
Senior managers should adjust their work diary to make time each week for conduct conversations (socialising risk learning). In general, this means getting into the useful habit of having informal, status-free conversations with people at all levels across the business.
Whenever these two factors are present, you will keep your best staff; spot problems sooner and solve them better; innovate and build business, and have more loyal, better quality clients.
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