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Written by Netflix Co-founder and CEO and a business professor, "No Rules Rules" provides insight into the effort necessary to build and maintain a strategic culture in a new company. For Netflix, the focus is on being innovative and enabling the company to move and adapt on the fly to expand and stay ahead of competitors. Although this specific cultural approach is unsuitable for many industries, it provides some great ideas that can be adapted to many organizations. It also shows just how culture and business success are connected and how one reinforces the other when executed well. Fundamentally, this approach focuses on identifying and retaining "star employees", making open feedback a daily requirement and reduction in process and red tape in the organization. An interesting read. #Netflix #BusinessCulture #Innovation #Adaptability #BusinessSuccess #culture #culturechange #talent #alignmentmatters #feedback #transparency
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After spending two decades in the CPG / FMCG industry, I've seen my fair share of corporate cultures. But what truly fascinates me is the culture of excellence at Netflix. They've cultivated an environment where high talent density isn't just a goal; it's a reality. They've embraced a culture of candor, granting freedom and responsibility in equal measure, which is both refreshing and effective. What stands out to me is how they empower every employee to make decisions. This empowerment, coupled with a commitment to open communication, really resonates with me. At Netflix, they don't just fill positions; they invest in the most effective individuals, ensuring that every team member is part of a 'dream team.' Their dedication to honesty, continuous feedback, and the relentless pursuit of excellence is something I admire. By constantly refining their culture, Netflix has set a high bar for performance, one that I find both inspiring and aspirational in my own professional journey. #culturetransformation #netflix #corporateculture
How Netflix builds a culture of excellence | Elizabeth Stone (CTO)
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I had a few days off this week and had a chance to complete "No Rules Rules" book, a fascinating exploration of the unique culture at Netflix! Authored by Reed Hastings and Erin Meyer, this book unveils the secrets behind Netflix's success. With its innovative "freedom and responsibility" approach, Netflix has revolutionized the way organizations operate. "No Rules Rules" explains the principles behind Netflix's culture, from its emphasis on candid feedback to its unconventional HR policies. Drawing on real-life examples and insider anecdotes, Hastings and Meyer offer invaluable insights into building a culture of innovation, agility, and high performance. By challenging traditional methods and embracing radical transparency, Netflix has redefined what it means to be a forward-thinking company in today's fast-paced digital age. Hope to see more leading examples like them! #norulesrules #netflixculture #netflix #bookrecommendation #companyculture
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Here are a couple of things Netflix understands about business that many companies are still trying to figure out: Customer Obsession: Netflix prioritizes understanding their customer base. They gather data on viewing habits and preferences to deliver a personalized experience and curate content recommendations. This data-driven approach allows them to constantly innovate and adapt their offerings to what customers want. Many companies struggle to move away from traditional models and truly understand their customer base in a constantly evolving market. Focus on Talent: Netflix is known for its strong company culture that emphasizes freedom and responsibility. They attract and retain top talent by creating an environment that fosters creativity, ownership, and professional growth.This focus on talent empowers employees and fuels innovation. Many companies still rely on hierarchical structures and micromanagement, stifling creativity and hindering their ability to attract the best people. These are just two examples, but they highlight Netflix's commitment to understanding their customers and empowering their workforce, which are two key ingredients to success in today's business landscape.
What Netflix understands about business that many companies are still trying to figure out.
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Key takeaways on how Netflix upended an entire industry, and how to position yourself to disrupt. 1. Stay so close to your customers that you have a better sense of what they want, need. 2. If you aim to disrupt an industry, you must be willing to disrupt yourself. 3. Strategy is culture and culture is strategy.
What Netflix understands about business that many companies are still trying to figure out.
Everything I Know About Business I Learned from Netflix
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Just read an insightful article by Harvard Business Review on how Netflix continues to revolutionize the entertainment industry. The piece dives deep into their innovative strategies and resilient company culture. A must-read for anyone interested in how to stay ahead in a rapidly changing market. Key takeaways: 🛠️ Customer-Centric Approach: Netflix’s unwavering focus on customer experience. 🌟 Culture of Freedom and Responsibility: How Netflix empowers its employees to drive innovation. 📊 Data-Driven Decisions: The role of analytics in their strategic planning. #Innovation #Leadership #BusinessStrategy #Netflix #HBR #CustomerExperience #CompanyCulture #DataDriven
What Netflix understands about business that many companies are still trying to figure out.
Everything I Know About Business I Learned from Netflix
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« Big data is powerful, but big data plus big ideas is transformational. Netflix is a technology juggernaut whose analytics, algorithms, and digital-streaming innovations have changed how customers watch movies and TV shows. But this technology has always been in service of a unique point of view — building a platform that shapes what customers watch, not just how they watch. The company has vast amounts of data on the viewing habits of its 125 million subscribers, from which movies and TV shows they liked or disliked to how long they watched an individual episode or how much they binged a new series. This powerful data system creates a rich social system that influences the movies and shows members see, based in part on which shows they’ve liked in the past what other subscribers see and like. Here’s how Reed Hastings explained it in 2005, when the company had just 3.5 million subscribers. “It’s possible to totally misunderstand Netflix,” he told me. “The real problem we’re trying to solve is, How do you transform selection so that consumers can find a steady stream of [entertainment] they love? We give everyone a platform to broaden their tastes.” This point of view has driven Netflix from the beginning, and it underscores the power of original ideas in business success. The core takeaway: Technology matters most when it is in the service of a compelling strategy. It’s always dangerous to try to learn too much from the performance of a single organization — even the most successful companies are bound to experience setbacks and disappointments. (It wasn’t all that long ago, after all, that GE was considered a model of world-class management.) Still, as more and more of us turn to Netflix for entertainment, the company bears watching as a source of insights about the future of business and work. » To See the Future of Competition, Look at Netflix | HBR | 2018 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e8T79UAf How Netflix Reinvented HR | HBR | 2014 🔗 https://lnkd.in/epR5zYgB #Netflix Culture's Manifesto ”As he has since our first culture deck was written in 2009, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the author of The Little Prince, shows us the way: If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the people to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea.” 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eyVDdynr
What Netflix understands about business that many companies are still trying to figure out.
Everything I Know About Business I Learned from Netflix
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I was trying to grow my reading habit, though I started already and thinking to let others know the takeaways. I was reading "No Rules Rules" from Reed & Erin. Starting as a humble DVD rental shop, #netflix 's transformation into a global powerhouse is truly remarkable. The book was mostly talked about their inside culture and here is the few remakable point: Talent Density Triumphs: Netflix's success hinges on exceptional talent. Trust Breeds Innovation: Empowering employees fosters a culture of innovation. Competitive Compensation Matters: Top-tier pay attracts and retains the brightest minds. Consistent Rewards Fuel Creativity: Regular raises over bonuses motivate and reward creativity. High-Performance Team Dynamics: Netflix operates as a team of motivated achievers. #NoRulesRules #WorkplaceCulture
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