>An official executive statement on almost anything is a sign that X is a big problem. Otherwise they'd be focusing on something else. I disagree. I think his

>An official executive statement on almost anything is a sign that X is a big problem. Otherwise they'd be focusing on something else. I disagree. I think his point was that he is choosing to focus on culture over other tasks because it is the thing he values more than anything else. Wanting to improve something doesn't mean it is inherently broken. Ex. working out when you are already in great shape. It's funny to me how most people in this thread assume his attention to the culture automatically means it's messed up. Can you not put conscious effort into things proactively?