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Top Game-Changing Company Culture Examples

Keka HR Blog

Some began taking online classes to play the guitar, learn gardening, and develop creative skills. When an employee exits from a company, employers start fixating themselves more on retention strategies. In the past two years, people have discovered new hobbies and new goals for themselves.

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HR’s Role in Building an Ethical Company

Zenefits

Then there were allegations involving Enron’s financial cover-up, Arthur Andersen’s book-cooking, Hewlett Packard’s spy operations, and Fox News’ sex scandals. A Code of Conduct is a set of rules that companies officially adopt, pledge to follow, and hold everyone within or connected to their enterprise accountable for upholding.

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Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace: The Benefits & Why it Matters

Empuls

Diversity and inclusion, which are the real grounds for creativity, must remain at the center of what we do. Marco Bizzarri One could argue that the reason our vast and diverse human race has evolved into this well-oiled machine of progress and precision is that each one of us brings something unique and valuable to the table.

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Develop an Organizational Culture and Understand It’s Implications

CuteHR

Even by hiring the best talent, putting in the necessary effort and walking an extra mile for their growth, development, training or onboarding won’t suffice, if organizational culture is not conducive enough. It is the people that make an organization. Organizational culture is a reflection of the company’s personality.