Posts tagged "workplace culture"

About 76% of respondents to the Atlassian survey also said that meetings were the primary obstacle to completing their work.

Are you trying to figure out how to achieve a human-to-human connection, a culture-first approach in a “remote first” workplace?

Older workers bring a wealth of experience, skills, and knowledge to the table. They have been through multiple economic cycles, have a strong work ethic and are often seeking stability, making them less likely to switch jobs. 

While some employers might be annoyed by workplace memes and double down on bad behaviour, the memes and trends should ultimately be cause for reflection: How many of your employees are quiet quitters? Could you be accused of quiet hiring? 

The “rebrand that wasn’t” was in fact only a symptom of a deeper cultural problem inside the Bureau, and it unleashed a much broader concern that had long been bubbling below the surface.

Going backwards can sometimes take you forwards and there are two main ways that founders can maintain culture during turbulent times.

“Quiet quitting” may be a new workplace phenomenon hitting the corporate world, but it turns out managers are guilty of a more passive-aggressive movement themselves: quiet firing. 

Social media startup Linktree went the extra mile to support an employee affected by the disaster in Brisbane, showing us how to get it right.

Nine out of 10 transport workers don't want to work alongside close contacts of COVID-19, according to a survey of 2500 staff.

Mission statements, town halls, roadshows and engagement surveys often only paint half of a picture. Here's how businesses can gain a deeper understanding of their company culture.

Millions of Australian workers say they dislike their boss largely because they believe their leaders struggle with soft skills such as emotional intelligence, a study has revealed.