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Exceptional workplace doesn't happen by accident. It starts with a clearly defined vision that includes the company's core values, a detailed description of what each of those values means on a day-to-day basis, and a system for measuring whether or not the people in the organization are living those values.
I refer to this plan as a culture blueprint, and it's critical to the creation and scaling of your company's culture, just as an architect's plans are to the building of a skyscraper. Done correctly, it serves as a North Star to the senior management team as you hire and manage the company's workforce. Without it, you'll end up building something that's likely to collapse under its own weight.
Via The Learning Factor
Top employers create a blueprint, treat HR like a sales organization and govern by meritocracy.
Company culture is incredibly important ,and far too many companies fail to invest the time and resources to create a positive one.
Make no mistake ...every single company HAS a culture, regardless of weather you try to create one, or not.
What is yours?