Last week we started talking about diversity, and the importance of diversity in the hiring process. We are all individuals with different personalities, and those personality traits start to show when we’re put in teams and forced to work together. Certain people emerge as leaders, other focus on analyzing, and so on and so on.
To expand on this topic of diversity, we’re now going to talk about cultural diversity in the workplace.
Diversity, is simply defined as, "a range of different things." In the workplace, however, diversity describes our culture, our skills, and our roles. Imagine if there are three different types of people in this world. We’ll call these people, X’s, Y’s, and Z’s.
Have you ever tried to figure out employee motivation? Think about the last team meeting you had, and how you motivated your team. Think back and remember what you said in that meeting. Now, think about the results from that meeting. Was your pep talk a success?
You may find that employee motivation isn't the same for everyone. It doesn’t matter if you are the CEO of a five person startup, or a global company of 1,000, employees may not always be motivated by the exact same thing. Pep talks, are one of them. So how do you figure this out and keep every single person on your roster motivated?
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We’re about four full months into the year, and while it doesn’t seem like much, a lot of what you do in the first quarter will set the tone for the rest of the year, especially in regards to company culture. Bad habits pile up quick and before you know it you’re going down that slippery slope of poor company culture, which can increase turnover, create distance between leadership and staff, and potentially hurt the company financially.
Before we get any further into 2016, let’s go through a few things to make sure that you are on the right track. If not, it’s never too late to start, and we’re happy to help. Let's evaluate!
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How well do you know your staff?
As you may or may not know, our Quality of Work Life method of building culture in the workplace is in fact a scientific-backed method, and focus on five core categories: Leadership, Line Management, Culture, Skills and Processes. Do you happen to know what has a direct impact on all of these categories?
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These days, we no longer discuss new businesses as new businesses. Every new business is now a “startup.” I guess to most, a startup often refers to a technology company, founded by a couple people or less, that has potential to bring in large amounts of investment capital and can scale quickly. The term is used so often now to categorize new businesses, that we’ve even coined up the hashtag, #StartupLife, which is now tagged 377,329 times on Instagram alone. I can’t go a day without seeing someone, somewhere, say or use the term “Startup Life.”
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Got the Monday blues? Don't sweat it! Here are a few tips to start your week off with great energy! Company culture doesn't stop, so get a head start right as the week starts and you'll be sure to finish off strong.
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We say that building great culture really starts with your employees. If you were to think of your company like an economy, your employees are what drives that economy. Treat them well, and your company will flourish.
You don’t exactly have to scour the internet in order to find great ideas for company outings, as there are thousands of blogs and articles with lists of ideas. However, we’ve gone ahead and narrowed those lists into what we believe to be the three very best outings for building great company culture.
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We live in a digital world, and in this world, productivity and efficiency have become exponentially more accessible. We have a mountain of resources at our disposal to help companies of all sizes create the most effective teams, build great culture, and improve their bottom line.
There used to be a time when CRM’s, analytics, and fancy email marketing applications were designed purely as enterprise solutions for the large companies that could afford them. With the influx of software developers, we’re fortunate to now have all of these fancy tools now available even for individual entrepreneurs. In fact, most of them are completely free!
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