3 Ways to Boost Company Culture
In this post-pandemic, recessiony (that’s a word), age of hybrid work environments, it has been difficult for some organizations to; A.) Get their employees to come back to work full time, B.) Have them be happy about it, and C.) Achieve a high level of company culture.
Results and goals do not get accomplished in a vacuum and rarely by one individual. In this blog we will share three ways to boost an organization's culture to improve retention rates and have happier team members which is always at the epicenter of results.
“Company Culture”, what is it?
Yes, it is a buzzy phrase that everyone claims is important to them. Higher ups often think they have a great company culture, where the team members can have differing opinions. In fact, only 28% of executives understand their company’s culture (1).
Company culture generally refers to the shared values, beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that exist within an organization. It represents the...
How To Cut Through the Noise and Create Emails People Actually Want to Read
Email is one of the most widely used forms of communication today, and it's not always easy to get your message across effectively. Whether you're communicating with colleagues, your customers, clients, or friends and family, it's important to make sure that your emails are clear, concise, and easy to understand.
If you’re communicating with your customers via an email list, this opens a whole new can of communication worms in terms of the design and flow of your emails. To truly engage with your clients, customers and supporters put the emphasis on both the design and copy of your emails in order to stand out.
In this blog post, I’ll share some email tips that I’ve learned after over 35 years as a communication coach that can be applied to any email conversation, and some design/copy considerations you should make when you’re emailing a list of subscribers to cut through the noise of their inbox.