S1 E37: Ingroups and Outgroups

Originally Published on 9/27/2022

This summer we had a difficult experience at a summer day camp – with bullying.  Bullying specifically that used ingroups and outgroups to create a power structure among a poorly supervised group of 5 – 7 year old boys. 

What this bullying resembled; strangely enough, was the type of behaviour I encounter in organizations with toxic cultures but without some of the more telltale signs of “schoolyard” bullying.

I talk through a few examples of where I’ve experienced toxic culture and the tools I use to spot it. And the role and responsibility of leadership to identify the precursors to toxic culture and what they can do to change it.

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