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How Transparency and Employee Experience Impact Company Culture and Organizational Performance

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Key Takeaways: The pandemic highlighted the critical importance of company culture in driving success, productivity, innovation, and employee motivation. Organizational culture profoundly influences employee morale, satisfaction, and performance, highlighting the importance of a positive employee experience.

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How Company Culture Impacts Talent Attraction and Retention

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It’s clear why company culture is so important to employers of all sizes today: A common thread among organizations with strong corporate cultures is that they prioritize workforce wellness. “What we know […] The post How Company Culture Impacts Talent Attraction and Retention appeared first on Lever. .

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How Wix Increased Hiring x10 by Focusing on Company Culture

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When Anthony Rodriguez started at Wix in 2018 on the Talent Acquisition team, the company employed 150 people in the United States across 4 locations. Create a culture resource guide. At a certain point in a company’s growth, word of mouth or simple observance no longer suffice to convey culture to new hires.

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Cultivating Company Culture With Tech-Enabled Onboarding | ClearCompany

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Company culture refers to the ways your organization operates, both formally and informally. When it comes to cultivating work culture , human resources is the star department. Your team also executes the people management processes that play a significant role in company culture — including the employee onboarding process.

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Building Crisis-Proof Morale

Speaker: Sarah Calfee, Owner and Principal Consultant of Calfee HR Consulting

This past year, HR professionals have been baptized by fire when it comes to culture. If it has taught us anything, it’s this: it is essential that companies have strong cultural structures in place to build resiliency before crisis strikes.

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Does Your Company Culture Really Matter

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Company culture. In the work environment, company culture is the concept that can make or break a company. If a company’s culture supports communication and establishes a sense of trust among employees and management, the culture fosters an environment of growth and productivity.

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The Outsized Impact of Employee Ownership on Company Culture

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As an increasing number of companies are discovering, an employee ownership structure is a highly effective way to foster a culture of engagement and accountability. Including employees at […] The post The Outsized Impact of Employee Ownership on Company Culture appeared first on TalentCulture.

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Retention Roadmap: Ways to Reduce Talent Turnover in 2022 and Beyond

It’s never been easier for companies to recruit top-tier talent on a global scale, thanks to remote working apps, platforms, and social media. So how can you retain your top talent while protecting your company’s best interests? How to cultivate a healthy company culture. The benefits of effective onboarding.

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How to Create an Employer Brand That Attracts the Best Global Talent

Did you know 86 percent of workers wouldn’t apply to or continue to work for a company with a bad reputation? This statistic should be enough to help your company understand how your employer brand not only affects your reputation and performance, but your ability to attract and retain global talent.

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How to Make the Hybrid Model Work for Your Team

Research has shown that when executed correctly, hybrid working models can allow companies to recruit better talent, achieve innovation, and build a flexible, productive future. How to choose the right hybrid model for your company. Download the eBook to learn more about: What the hybrid model of work is.

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We Should All Want Great Leaders, Millennial or Not

Speaker: Jazmine Wilkes, Human Resources Generalist, SEA Wire and Cable, Inc.

Leadership throughout an organization speaks to the culture it holds. Defining the best organizational leader for your company can be difficult because we all need something different to succeed. How placing potential leaders in the generational box limits your company. March 5, 2020 12:30 PM PST, 3:30 PM EST, 8:30 PM GMT

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Keeping our Teams Motivated, Engaged and Content in an Ever-changing World

Speaker: Julie Bruns, Workplace Wellness Consultant

Mass layoffs, furloughs, and management changes will put a strain on company morale and employee engagement, but it doesn’t have to bring us down—that is, if we don’t let it. In times of crisis and change, it is the responsibility of HR to promote employee adoption and well-being. June 16th, 2020 11AM PDT, 2PM EST, 7PM BST

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Employer Branding: Employer Branding Without Employee Advocacy is a Chocolate Teapot

Speaker: Charu Malhotra, Global Head of Talent Attraction and Employer Branding, Ferrero

Reach, and Influence are important in employer branding campaigns but without trust, empathy, and freedom within an organisational culture, an advocacy program will not succeed. People buy into people, this has always been true and advocacy is way of amplifying this basic human need to trust others.

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7 Ways to Manage a Talent Shortage

Become a company known for learning & training. Become a company known for benefits. Become a company known for pay equity. Make diversity & inclusion a cultural pillar and a business strategy. Optimize your recruiting efforts from the top down. Modernize the way you develop talent.

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The Power of Employee Appreciation

Speaker: Angie Wideman-Powell, Director of Human Resources, ClearCompany

Therefore, recognition should be considered a primary component of your culture. Join Angie Wideman-Powell, Director of HR at ClearCompany, to learn how you can incorporate recognition as a part of your company's business strategy. But one common denominator to employee engagement is recognition and appreciation for your workforce.