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Who has the best company culture of them all? This week on WorkTrends, Charlie Judy is here to tell us why we should stop asking that question. We'll talk about how to understand your own unique company culture, avoid the comparison trap, and start building a better place to work.
The way we work has totally changed in just a generation. Lisa Prior grew up in a company town, at the end of an era. Now, we're all working in what experts call "the new Hollywood model" -- coming together for projects and then disbanding. Lisa tells us why it's crucial to build a depth of connection to help teams find meaning and build relationships.
What sets an organization apart from its competitors? It's all about employee retention, which is tied directly to culture. Meghan M. Biro interviews William Vanderbloemen about his new book, "Culture Wins." He interviewed more than 100 leaders at successful companies to find out why their employees stay and how they've built winning cultures.
What tech will change the way we do business? And how is the tech industry changing (slowly) to bring in more diverse perspectives? Meghan M. Biro interviews Women Who Tech founder Allyson Kapin to talk all things modern tech.
What's the last book you read? Laurie Ruettimann is on #WorkTrends this week to talk about her new project, #HRBookClub, and why she's convinced that every leader needs to read more.
Let's be honest, we don't check our emotions at the door when we start work every day. But most of us aren't very tuned into our emotions. EQ coach Valerie Sargent shares how teams and leaders can work together to build their EQ and improve workplace culture.
Why should leaders care whether employees have fun at work? And how can you build fun into your organization's culture? This week, Meghan talks to "the godfather of fun," Nick Gianoulis, about how to create shared experiences among employees, how to follow the laws of fun, and how to incorporate fun without breaking the bank.
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