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7 elements of a strong corporate culture

Most organizations know their corporate culture matters, but few can explain what makes it strong. Leaders can get stuck at the mission statement, struggling to build a culture that actually shapes daily behavior. This creates a frustrating gap between the culture leaders think they’re creating and the one employees experience every day.

How to create a learning culture in your workplace

Employees want more than simply finishing their tasks. From new hires to executives, today’s workforce seeks and expects growth opportunities. But many organizations treat learning as an occasional training rather than an ongoing part of the employee experience. This approach leaves employees feeling stagnant and disengaged.

The Best Ways For Building Healthier Work Cultures in 2025

Building healthier work cultures is a compulsion for organizations these days rather than just an option. Businesses must ensure fairness, not exceed maximum mandatory work hours, and inclusiveness towards all employees. There is no room for micromanagement and employees from diverse backgrounds must be treated equally for maximum success and growth. Wait, that summarized our title. So what are we here for?

The Culture Killing Habit You've Gotta Stop w/ Cas Majid

As the saying goes, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” But what if you’re killing your culture without even realizing it? Cas Majid, multiple-time agency founder & CEO of Wow Group, an agency to agencies, found himself in a similar situation. Realizing where one leadership habit was creating a nearly toxic work environment in his agency. In today’s conversation with Cas, you’ll hear: Other Resources Mentioned in Today’s Episode.

From micromanagement to empowerment: Cultivating a culture of accountability and efficiency

You would be hard-pressed to find a team leader today who acknowledges being a micromanager. But they’re out there and doing untold damage to morale, productivity and profit potential. Micromanagement’s most immediate impact is on employee engagement levels. Feeling controlled, undervalued and unable to make decisions, employees withdraw or leave altogether. But the influence goes far beyond disgruntled employees.

Using communications to transform culture at Nissan

Change management is a scary topic — especially when it involves transforming culture. But, you shouldn’t shy away from opportunities to champion change within your organization. We recently had the opportunity to discuss transforming culture with Brian Brockman, VP of Communications for US and Canada at Nissan. In the interview, we unpack several interesting topics and lessons Brian learned while working on the Nissan Next initiative.

HR Trends 2024: A Human-Centric Approach to Work Culture

Explore how prevailing HR trends, shaped by industry giants like Google and Salesforce, are transforming talent acquisition, employee retention, and leadership development. Discover how Insightful's work hour tracker & productivity software can revolutionize your HR practices, ensuring your team remains ahead of the curve.

Everything you've wanted to know about transforming culture with Brian Brockman

This episode features an interview with Brian Brockman, VP of Communications, US & Canada at Nissan Motor Corporation. In this episode, Amanda sits down with Brian to discuss transforming work culture, crafting an equitable employee experience, and how internal and external communications can flow together.

4 ways to preserve company culture during an Agile Transformation

“Change is the only constant,” the Greek philosopher Heraclitus once said. And in today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, this statement has never been more valid. But with change comes fear — especially when it threatens the established ways of doing things in a company. Agile transformations, though rewarding, can bring about such fears.

Creating a strong remote work culture within your organization: tips and tools

A few decades ago, working from home was a luxury. However, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work has boomed, and flexible work environments have become almost an expectation of employers. The accelerated shift to remote work has presented many challenges, particularly around communication, monitoring progress, and meeting deadlines. But it has also created many opportunities, such as access to more talent, better work-life balances, and enhanced company cultures.