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How to shift a culture

If you want to shift a culture the most effective way to do it is to change who you hire. 

It’s far easier to hire for traits you need than to try to transform a person who doesn’t have them into someone that does. The more people in an organization that successfully demonstrate a trait, the easier it is for others to emulate and adopt it.

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