3 Steps to an Innovative Workplace
Building a “Culture of Innovation” is certainly a hot topic these days, and rightly so; hiring great innovators almost universally coincides with being both successful and a great workplace. However, with all the information floating around on the topic, it still remains elusive. Here at Great Place to Work® we get an intimate view of the inner workings of innovative companies. More »Great Workplaces Make Great Profits
What’s soft and mushy on the outside, but competitive and profitable on the inside? It’s a company that ranks highly on the annual Great Place To Work® survey. “It’s not some fluffy, nice-to-have concept,” said Paul Rellis, CEO of Microsoft Ireland. “It is really good for our business.” More »Seeking Better Performance? Try Shared Capitalism
A recently released National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper documents the powerful role that shared capitalism practices play in the overall positive financial performance of an organization. This research paper reports on analysis conducted by Doug Kruse and Joseph Blasi of Rutgers University and Richard Freeman of Harvard University. More » |
How to Drive a Customer Service Culture
Creating a base of avid customers is the dream of many executives. Loyal buyers offer the promise of steady repeat business, free word-of-mouth advertising, greater revenue, and ultimately happy investors. Workplace culture efforts by CarMax, the U.S.'s largest retailer of of used cars, have led to industry leading customer satisfaction, strong associate engagement, and record setting revenues after weathering the recession. This article highlights the key strategies and practices used to achieve these outstanding results. More »Scripps Health Case Study
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