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The Author — THE CULTURE QUOTIENT
WEBAuthor of The Culture Quotient, and Adjunct Professor at New York University Stern School of Business. Greg Besner is the founder of CultureIQ, a global company that helps organizations to create high-performance cultures. He founded CultureIQ in 2013, and since then he and his firm have assisted more than one thousand organizations and
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Main Line Health: Creating a Reliable Culture of Safety
WEBThe definition of culture is “the set of shared attitudes, values, goals and practices that characterizes an institution or organization.”. At Main Line Health, our Culture of Safety depends on the support, encouragement and reliability of the entire Main Line Health family. Every day, we have an opportunity to speak up; to help our
Hollister Construction: A Culture of Ownership
WEBJetco Delivery: Creating a Just Culture. Hollister Construction is made up of 165 teammates, all passionate individuals who not only bring their own individuality, culture, charm and experience but also strongly believe in Hollister’s core values. We formulated our own core values based on attributes displayed by our teammates that best
The Science of Hiring — THE CULTURE QUOTIENT
WEBThe Science of Hiring. By Gray Mabry, iVenture Solutions CEO. If you want to know about a company’s culture, look at the last people they hired. More than anything, a company’s culture is built on the backs of the people who work there — that foundation begins with hiring. You can institute as many HR protocols, mission statements and
NetEnt: A Healthy Mindset — THE CULTURE QUOTIENT
WEBMy name is Per Eriksson. I was the President & CEO for NetEnt between 2012-2018 NetEnt is a company that produces games and platforms to the Igaming industry with offices in 3 continents. When I first started in 2012 it was clear that my predecessor had used management by fear and the compan
RF-SMART: Did you see that
WEBBy Michael Morales, CEO. Over the course of RF-SMART’S history, we have been intentional to define and encourage our culture in specific ways, and the results have been significant: extremely high team member retention (94% last year), consistent revenue and profit growth (Inc. 5000), and award-winning engagement (Best Places to …
Blog 2 — THE CULTURE QUOTIENT
WEBFor most people, hospitals are beacons of hope and vital resources in the communities they serve. While the treatments provided may not always achieve desired outcomes, patients and their families expect – assume – that the staff will at least “do no harm.”
VirtualHealth: Diversity Takes a Leading Role — THE CULTURE …
WEBSince its inception, VirtualHealth has been dedicated to nurturing an employee-centric culture that places a high value on diversity. Notably, the company is comprised of 40 percent women and 30 percent minorities, and more than 50 percent of the leadership team is female. This is one of many reason
APPrise Mobile: Lessons from Change — THE CULTURE QUOTIENT
WEBAt the end of 2017 I joined a small mobile communications technology company called APPrise Mobile. The company had been around for about six years but had spun out of another firm with which it was still sharing physical office space. Poised for growth and ready to move into its own office, there w
GetUWired: A Typical Day in the Log Cabin — THE CULTURE …
WEBIf you want to know what it’s like to work at GetUWired, come to one of our company meetings. Every single meeting, people express how much they love their jobs, especially the new hires, who didn’t know a place like ours existed. Happy tears are not uncommon – both from employee
Highlights: Start with Heart — THE CULTURE QUOTIENT
WEBA few years ago, independent filmmaker Tony Shaff made a documentary about Highlights magazine called 44 Pages. The film follows the creation of the 70th anniversary issue of our iconic children’s magazine and introduces viewers to the small, cheerful, and admittedly quirky team that passionately pl
Inspira Marketing: Big Ideas to Big Impact — THE CULTURE …
WEBI spent the first two decades of my career at leading experiential marketing agencies and was growing increasingly frustrated by what I saw. Agencies were drowning in a sea of sameness with no clear differentiator in terms of products and service and there was a growing emphasis on the bottom line.
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