2007 Faculty & Staff Denison Organizational Culture Survey

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2007 Faculty & Staff Denison Organizational Culture Survey

The Denison Survey results are a measure of the UNTHSC culture UNTHSC Strategy Map 2007 The Denison Survey results are a measure of the UNTHSC culture

Getting Ready for Feedback: What is the Purpose? The purpose of feedback is to improve UNTHSC’s effectiveness and performance Feedback helps people to get a better picture of their organization’s strengths and challenges

To What Benchmark Is UNTHSC Being Compared? The database includes about 888 organizations; over 280,00 total respondents; 20 years of research The sample includes organizations from all over the world. About 75% of them are from North America Education, government, healthcare, pharmaceutical and social service organizations account for approximately 20% of the organizations in the 2004 Normative Database

Organizational Culture Culture impacts organizational performance and effectiveness The culture of a high performing organization must be strong in all of the traits and indices measured Results show how we rank compared to other organizations who have taken the survey

Does our system create leverage? Are our people aligned and engaged? Understanding Your Results This is one of the 4 key traits that impact performance Are we listening to the marketplace? Do we know where we are going? This is a percentile score. A percentile is our organization’s score as a percentage benchmarked against the average of other organizations. This is one of the 3 indices that measure behaviors for this trait. Each of the 12 indices consists of 5 survey items. Does our system create leverage? Are our people aligned and engaged?

Understanding Your Results Adaptability & Mission take as their focus the relationship between the organization and the external environment External Mission & Consistency emphasizes the organization’s capacity for stability and direction Adaptability Mission Flexible Stable Involvement Consistency Involvement & Adaptability emphasizes an organization’s capacity for flexibility and change Consistency & Involvement addresses the internal dynamics of the organization, relationships between people and departments Internal

There are opportunities to increase Adaptability: Creating Change, Customer Focus, and Organizational Learning We are highest for Mission: Vision, Strategic Direction & Intent, and Goals & Objectives There are opportunities to improve levels of Involvement: Empowerment, Team Orientation & Capability Development We need to keep building our Consistency: Core Values, Coordination & Integration, and Agreement

These are the five items for which UNTHSC received the highest percentile scores. They are listed in order from highest to lowest score. These are the five items for which UNTHSC received the lowest percentile scores. They are listed in order from lowest to highest score. The colors indicate the traits to which each item is attributed for easy identification of patterns and trends.

UNTHSC Strengths and Opportunities External Focus Adaptability Creating Change ━ Attempts to create change usually meet with resistance ━ New and improved ways to do work are continually adopted Customer Focus ━ Customer input directly influences our decisions ━ The interests of the customer often get ignored in our decisions Mission Vision ✚ We have a shared vision of what the organization will be like in the future ✚ Leaders have a long-term viewpoint Goals and Objectives ✚ The leadership has “gone on record” about the objectives we are trying to achieve Strategic Direction & Intent ✚ There is a clear strategy for the future Flexible Stable Involvement Team Orientation ━ People work like they are part of a team ━ Teamwork is used to get work done, rather than hierarchy Capability Development ━ There is a continuous investment in the skills of employees ━ The capabilities of people are viewed as an important source of competitive advantage Consistency Core Values ✚ Ignoring core values will get you in trouble ✚ There is an ethical code that guides oru behavior and tells us right from wrong Internal Focus

Where do we go from here? Maintain strengths Address opportunities to become a high performing organization Link strengths and opportunities to strategy maps and action plans