Tools of the trade
By Carol Wilson (September 2008 Issue)
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The Cultural Transformation Tools (CTT) were developed by Richard Barratt, a cheerful Yorkshire man now based in America, as part of his innovative work in the field of values-based leadership. The foundation of the Tools is Barratt's "Seven Levels of Consciousness" model.
Inspired by Maslow's well-known "Hierarchy of Needs", the Seven Levels of Consciousness model adds an inverted top tier that encourages examination of the complex issues and aspirations in business and life today.
Unlike most other evaluating tools, such as 360o feedback (which requires workers to rate the behaviour and performance of their peers, reports and seniors), CTT measures the values of individuals and organisations rather than their performance.
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