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Why do people follow some rules consistently, but ignore others?
In this episode of the TapRooT® Podcast, we use an unexpected example, Chick-fil-A's famous "My Pleasure" culture, to explore a much bigger question: How do organizations create committed behavior and get people to consistently follow important rules and procedures?
For safety professionals, supervisors, managers, and incident investigators, this is more than a discussion about customer service. It's a lesson in root cause analysis, safety culture, leadership, employee behavior, training, management systems, and rule compliance.
So join us, as we discuss the difference between simply telling people the rules and creating an environment where people are actually committed to following them.
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In this episode of the TapRooT® Podcast, we use an unexpected example, Chick-fil-A's famous "My Pleasure" culture, to explore a much bigger question: How do organizations create committed behavior and get people to consistently follow important rules and procedures?
For safety professionals, supervisors, managers, and incident investigators, this is more than a discussion about customer service. It's a lesson in root cause analysis, safety culture, leadership, employee behavior, training, management systems, and rule compliance.
So join us, as we discuss the difference between simply telling people the rules and creating an environment where people are actually committed to following them.
Want more information on root cause analysis and best practices? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter by clicking on the link below.
https://taproot.com/contact/
Ready to start improving your investigation and safety culture now? Attend one of our 2-Day, 3-Day, or 5-Day Courses located all around the world.
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• 3-Day (Virtual) https://store.taproot.com/courses#sFi...
• 5-Day https://store.taproot.com/courses#sFi...
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