Did you know that six out of ten workers have left a job due to company culture? This statistic should make hiring managers and HR leaders pause and reflect on the importance of their workplace environment. Company culture can often seem abstract, but it starts with leadership. The way we engage with our teams sets the tone for employee satisfaction and candidate appeal. Sarah Langslow, an executive coach, emphasizes that "micro-interactions" are critical. It’s those everyday moments—like how we communicate meeting requests—that shape the workplace experience. To foster a positive culture, we need to be more transparent and intentional with our language. Constructive feedback and open communication are key components of a thriving environment. How can we improve the everyday interactions in our workplaces?
Brylye, This! Leadership sets the tone and our actions have to match the outcomes we expect.
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3moNot at all surprising. Corporate culture is the DNA of an organization. Unfortunately it is not easy to change the DNA.