How to Build a Positive Workplace Culture

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Sarah Daren Startup Consultant

Tuesday, May 5, 2020

Workplace culture is complex and unique. It’s influenced by many different factors, including the values of the organization, the background and experiences of employees, leadership, and workplace practices and policies.

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How to Build a Positive Workplace Culture

A toxic work culture can lead to staffing issues by increasing employee burnout and turnover. 95% of HR leaders felt that burnout was contributing to poor workforce retention, and 10% felt that this issue causes over 50% of turnover.

With this in mind, it’s important for organizations to build a healthier workplace culture that aligns with the values of the company and make employees feel respected and happy in the office. There’s no one-size-fits-all culture, so it’s important to build an organizational culture based on your specific organization.

Creating a positive workplace culture isn’t about bringing in lunch for the office or beer on Fridays. It’s about improving teamwork, making every feel valued and respected, regardless of their role, and reducing stress. A positive culture doesn’t just reduce turnover—it can also make employees happier and more productive.

Building this kind of positive culture isn’t necessarily easy, but this infographic from Rider University will help walk you through the necessary steps. Don’t give up—you’ll be amazed by the benefits of improving your workplace!

The steps required to take to nurture a positive workplace culture

Sarah Daren

Sarah Daren has been a consultant for startups in multiple industries including health and wellness, wearable technology, nursing, and education. She implements her health knowledge into every aspect of her life, including her position as a yoga instructor and raising her two children. When she's not watching the New York Yankees play, Sarah enjoys practicing yoga and reading a good book on the beach.

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