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ARTICLE · 10 AUGUST 2021

Whistleblowing Programmes Part 2

An open culture helps to foster positivity, which can bring in clear thinking, a long-term view and innovation, but also empathy for each other, all of which can push a business forward.

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What is an "open culture"

An open culture helps to foster positivity, which can bring in clear thinking, a long-term view and innovation, but also empathy for each other, all of which can push a business forward.

“Fundamentally, culture is the behavior of management,” writes Chris Hirst for Fast Company. “Too often, people accept change needs to happen, but believe it's someone else that needs to behave differently to make it a reality. What you do as a manager, not what you say, is what really counts. Only your actions and leading by example will bring about a change in the way your whole organisation behaves.” Again, Willis Towers Watson employee research highlights this as an area of concern with only 64% of UK employees believing that senior leaders act in a way consistent with the company's values.

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