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How to Compete & Thrive in a Walmart World CULTURE “Picking Walmart’s P.O.C.K.E.T.S” SESSION #2

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How to Compete & Thrive in a Walmart World

CULTURE

“Picking Walmart’s P.O.C.K.E.T.S”

SESSION #2

If you think you’re beaten

you are!!!

If you think you can . . .

you probably can!!!

I. I. I. T. B. I. I. U. T.

M.If It Is To Be . . . It Is Up To Me !!!

Walmart Cultural ChallengesWalmart Cultural Challenges

• Bigger than Home Depot + Kroger + Target + Sears + Costco + K-Mart

• Bigger than Tesco + Metro + Carrefour

• Culturally – 2.3 Million Employees

2003 & 2004 & 2009 FORTUNE Magazine

Most Admired Company

Walmart

USA – 4200 Stores USA – 4200 Stores

• 810 Discount Stores - 225 EE’s – 9100 Sq. M. – 62K items

• 2737 Supercenters – 400 EE’s – 17,400 Sq. M. – 116K items

• 151 Neighborhood Markets – 95 EE’s – 3994 Sq. M. – 38K items

• 605 SAM’S Clubs – 75 EE’s – 12,263 Sq. M. – 5K items

1.4 MM EE’s

Walmart Walmart InternationalInternational6000 Stores6000 Stores

Japan, United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, India, China, Argentina, Brazil, Guatemala, Chile, Honduras, Costa Rica, El Salvador,

Nicaragua, Puerto Rico & Africa

900K EE’s

P.O.C.K.E.T.S.P.O.C.K.E.T.S.

Culture

Culture Strategy Question:

“How did Sam Walton turn the people at Walmart into the key ingredient in the company’s success?”

Answer:Answer:“Sam Walton trusted his associates with information, empowered them to serve the customers, instilled ownership, and treated them like business partners.”

“Walmart is returning to the teachings of Sam Walton.”

According to Mike Duke, President & CEO of Walmart:

50th Walmart Anniversary Commemorative Edition

“Our people make the difference”

Sam Walton

People = Culture

Cultural Indoctrination

Walton Institute – University of Arkansas

Cultural Indoctrination

Some say “The Walmart Way” is

like a cult

Sam Walton / Walmart refer to . . .

- Employees as Associates

- Customers as Neighbors or Friends

- Pharmacy Customers as Patients

- Managers as Coaches

- Suppliers as Vendor Partners

What Makes Walmart . . . Walmart?

Istanbul, Turkey

Sam Walton An Uncommon, Common Man

Ordinary man - achieved the extraordinary

Golden Rule Values / Servant Leader

Out-think / out-work / out-execute

Continuous learning / improvement

Storyteller – Company Folklore

Cheap as the day is long

Embraced change like a friend

Cultural Values:

Respect for the Individual Service to Customers Strive for Excellence

Sam Walton “Entrepreneur”

The Sam Walton WayThe Sam Walton Way

Tactics of the World’s

Richest Man

Sam Walton’s Self-Professed 10 Rules for Success

1 - Controlling Expenses

1 - Customer Service

1 - Risk Taking

1 - Your Personal Commitment

6 - Treatment of People

CULTURE & CHANGE & RISK

Sam Walton embraced change & he wasn’t afraid to

take risks

CULTURE & CHANGE & RISK

People hate change

20% / 60% / 20%

IMPLEMENTINGCULTURAL CHANGEStages

1

2

3

4

5

ACTIVITY

90%

75%

50%

25%

10%

RESULTS

10%

25%

50%

75%

90%

CULTURE & CHANGE & RISK You find Sustainable

Competitive Advantages when your people take managed

risks

Servant LeadershipManagers are out on the floor, working right along side the employees. This is the secret to building morale and creating team synergy

Why Servant Leadership

1. Use Golden Rule Values2. Shows you care3. Builds Trust4. Strengthens team work5. Goal is synergy

Team Synergy at Wal-Mart1. Servant Leadership2. Use of Golden Rule Values3. Empowerment4. Ownership5. Team Synergy

Servant Leadership

Employees don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care

about them!

Associate Opinion Surveys & Grass Roots Meetings

Designed to gather input from employees.

H.E.A.T.K.T.E.

High Expectations Are The Key To Everything

H.E.A.T.K.T.E.

Profit Sharing is the fuel Sam Walton used to fuel the

Walmart Rocket!

H.E.A.T.K.T.E. &

Performance Discrepancy

The difference between desired and actual

performance

H.E.A.T.K.T.E.

Empathetic versus Sympathetic Leaders

UnderstandingFeeling

H.E.A.T.K.T.E.

The Jumper

H.E.A.T.K.T.E.

The leader who accepts excuses for non-

performance has become part of the problem!

H.E.A.T.K.T.E.

Why deal with non-performers?

To give the good performers a reason to continue doing a good

job!

H.E.A.T.K.T.E.

Sundown Rule

10 foot rule

Information Sharing - P&L

Culture Lessons The Walmart Way

Treat employees like business partners

Solicit ideas from employees - use them

Share your profits with all employees

People = Culture“Take care of your people, your people will take care of your customers, & the business will take care of itself.”

Sam Walton

Questions

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www.michaelbergdahl.net

How to Compete & Thrive in a Walmart World

CULTURE

“Picking Walmart’s P.O.C.K.E.T.S”

SESSION #2