Hybrid Working and Ways to Build a Strong Company Culture
Hybrid Working and Ways to Build a Strong Company Culture
As the pandemic subsides, and life begins to return to normal, we’re finding that the way we work has fundamentally changed.
As the pandemic subsides, and life begins to return to normal, we’re finding that the way we work has fundamentally changed.
Eager to adapt to a changing world, many employers are developing hybrid working models
Eager to adapt to a changing world, many employers are developing hybrid working models
This obviously presents challenges when it comes to the development of a strong company culture.
This obviously presents challenges when it comes to the development of a strong company culture.
Here are some tips to build a strong company culture through hybrid working
Here are some tips to build a strong company culture through hybrid working
1.
Decision makers need to lead by example
1.
Decision makers need to lead by example
The key decision-makers in your company need to convince through their action that everyone is in the same situation together.
The key decision-makers in your company need to convince through their action that everyone is in the same situation together.
2.
Make your employees feel valued
2.
Make your employees feel valued
To make you employees feel valued, show gratitude and thank your employees, reward them for a job well done...
To make you employees feel valued, show gratitude and thank your employees, reward them for a job well done...
3. Be transparent about your expectations of hybrid working
3. Be transparent about your expectations of hybrid working
Cultivating a sense of openness and transparency at your company will help you to build a really strong company culture.
Cultivating a sense of openness and transparency at your company will help you to build a really strong company culture.
4. Remain flexible to employee requests for change
4. Remain flexible to employee requests for change
4. Remain flexible to employee requests for change
4. Remain flexible to employee requests for change
5. Trust your employees to do their jobs when working remotely
5. Trust your employees to do their jobs when working remotely
Instead of micromanaging, you need to build trust with your employees and let go of the reins a bit.
Instead of micromanaging, you need to build trust with your employees and let go of the reins a bit.
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