5 Ways to Build Culture Remotely & What You Might Be Missing
Both before coronavirus and right now, building culture has never been about happy hours, daily check-ins, or team lunches; building culture is about creating a sense of belonging.
Both before coronavirus and right now, building culture has never been about happy hours, daily check-ins, or team lunches; building culture is about creating a sense of belonging.
While preventing disengagement is good, inspiring active engagement is even better. The most powerful way to inspire engagement of a workforce is to draw upon the passion that resides within your team.
Are the professed values of your team consistent with demonstrated behaviors? Hypocrisy is the single greatest detriment to employee engagement. Intentionally define and implement a values-based culture to fight back!
According to Gallup, approximately two-thirds of the US workforce is not engaged. Simply put, these employees are going through the motions. I refer to these individuals as “Zombies in the Workforce.”
DevSecOps requires new tools and tactics, as it builds on the cultural changes of DevOps to integrate the work of security teams sooner rather than later.
Just like language, food is an expression of culture. You learn so much about families, communities, and people by the food they make and serve.
We all find ourselves in negative environments and attached to negative people. How do we affect positive change rather than being permanently damaged?
How the scotch whisky industry inspires integrity and excellence through community.
Leadership is hard. We make it harder by not engaging team members in answering hard problems. Here’s how “I don’t know” helps organizations thrive.
Practicing and emulating these leadership behaviors improves upon your own leadership skills.