Show Notes
In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, Tony, Bob, and Steve focus on the concept of “haute culture”, or high-performing organizational culture. Culture design and posters on the wall do nothing without consistent daily proof through small interactions. When you say you provide psychological safety but respond to an incident with “Who’s responsible?” you […]
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