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4 Ways to Foster a Healthy Company Culture

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Businesses and organizations are routinely on the lookout for new ways to improve company culture and keep morale high. As a company leader, you might be reading books and articles on company culture (just like this one!) as you create a new strategy. With trends constantly changing, you have to make adjustments to your company culture in an effort to keep up. Thankfully, you can stay ahead of the curve by keeping your finger on your team’s pulse. It’s all about taking steps to meet your employees where they are. From active listening to recognizing their work with custom plaques and awards, there are steps you can take to bolster your company culture and foster a workplace your team genuinely enjoys. Here are a few steps you can take to stay ahead of the ever-changing company culture curve. Encourage an Environment of Open Communication Closed doors and endless walls only put barriers between team members and communication. This doesn’t mean you have to tear down those walls. Instea...

How to Make Your Office Party or Awards Ceremony More Fun and Effective

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When office parties or awards ceremonies go well, they can boost employee morale, contribute to a more dynamic company culture, and your team will have a fantastic time. There are many party and award ceremony styles and themes that can work, depending on the preferences of the group. But even with a team-picked theme, your ceremony or party could still use a little help. From giving out custom awards to allowing pets, here are a few ideas to consider. Include the Team’s Input You might think you know what your team wants, but you could miss the mark. Instead of guessing, include their thoughts and preferences when planning the party or ceremony. Their input can apply to either choosing specific event options or gauging their general interests. For instance, if you’re hoping to keep the specifics of the event or venue a surprise, you can still find out if they prefer something low-key or more interactive, in the office or outside of it, and so on. Make It Pet-Friendly Adding anima...