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But creating a high-performance culture is easier said than done. Luckily, the experts can all mostly agree that there’s a handful of things you need for a high-performance culture to exist within your organisation:

1. Strong leadership
2. Engaged employees
3. Continual employee development
4. Openness to change

Take a look at your organisation, and start at the top. Do you have strong leaders that are already living the high-performance culture lifestyle that you want to see throughout your entire team?

Are you providing opportunities for your employees to become engaged and to continuously develop their careers?

Are you open to change when it comes to how you run your organisation and manage your employees?

If any of these pieces of the puzzle are missing, you may not be able to build a truly high-performance culture.

Take a look at a recent article  from Eagle’s Flight, a global leader in business learning programs, on this topic.

How do you go about creating a high performance culture? If you would like a tip on keeping your team engaged, read here.