4 ways to make company culture personal

By Alyssa Place, This is my expertise
Published 2 Min Read

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As employees are encouraged to “bring their full selves to work,” it’s up to leaders to set that tone. 

Whether it’s through a personal experience that inspires a business, or challenges and struggles that shape how they lead today, top executives from Cleo and Stork Club share that leading by example is foundational to building a supportive and successful culture. At Cleo, the company’s focus on team support for caregivers and families is at play within the company, too. Recently, the platform named Madhavi Vemireddy, M.D., and Tsion Lencho as co-CEOs, and the two women shared how their experiences as caregivers and mothers are influencing their approach to leadership and business. 

Eighty-eight percent of workers believe that company culture is important in remote work, according to remote team building resource Gomada, and 78% of employees are actively looking for a more supportive work culture. 

In an effort to help workers in their search for the company culture they’re craving, workplace insights platform Comparably recently released its third annual list of businesses with the best culture. Despite a turbulent season riddled with layoffs and disgruntled employees, tech companies like Chegg, Hubspot, Microsoft and RingCentral have all appeared on the list for three consecutive years, with Microsoft defending its ranking as the business with the best company culture for the second year in a row. Workday made its debut on the list coming in at the number two spot.

Alyssa Place
Editor-in-chief

Alyssa Place is the editor-in-chief of Employee Benefit News and has been with the team since 2019. Her work covers mental health, DEI, women at work, financial wellness, retirement and workplace … Read full bio


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