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Truly Great Culture – Understanding Why

Torch and Box
By Performance Construction Advisors
7 minutes

People thrive in an environment where the company has a clear mission and vision. Taking it further, they need to understand the WHY of how their respective roles contribute to the overall company’s purpose. What steps can you take to foster that sense of connection to the purpose of your organization?

Watch the final episode in the mini-series Truly Great Culture as Dennis shares the importance of finding the why behind work and the effect it can have on your prosperity. We’d love to hear your successes in culture-building. Please share with us in the comments. Thank you!

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