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Company Culture May Drive Imposter Syndrome. How Can Managers Help?

Forbes Careers

Imposter syndrome may be seen as an “employee issue,” but in most cases, it is driven by company culture and accepted daily norms and behaviors. Therefore, as a manager, try to look beyond the employee, observe the context and identify ways to make the workplace less imposter syndrome prone.

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CEOs Think Office Mandates Will Improve Company Culture. New Data Says They’re Wrong

Forbes Careers

Employees surveyed in the latest study from Future Forum, Slack’s consortium focused on the future of work, say flexible work policies are the primary reason their company culture is improving.

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How To Build A Positive Company Culture?

Vantage Circle

Organizations with engaged employees and a strong culture have a competitive edge, highlighting the necessity of measuring and understanding culture. What is the foundation of good company culture and what is its importance? Why do we need to prioritize corporate culture during a crisis?

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How Using Workplace Jargon Can Help (or Hurt) Your Career

Forbes Careers

According to new research by LinkedIn and Duolingo, jargon at work can have a negative impact on company culture—and your career.

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Executive Career Transitions and Thriving Success Strategies

International Coaching Federation

Here are some of the most effective tactics for thriving in new positions and navigating career transitions: Self-Assessment and Goal Setting: It’s important to do a comprehensive self-evaluation before beginning a job move. Establish your long-term intentions and goals for your career.

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5 Examples Of Company Culture Worth Getting Envious Over

Vantage Circle

Here’s why I think having a list of the best examples of company culture is important. When you have a bunch of companies offering outrageous salaries, incredible perks and benefits to the top talents, your company culture is the one aspect which will make you stand out. You can’t buy culture. Take Notes.

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Do You Need a Career Course Correction?

Create Your Career Path

How do you feel about your career now that you are back? You may need a career course correction. The conditions of our jobs and industries change as time passes, as well as our values, so it’s only natural that we may find ourselves off of our career trajectory from time to time. Do you enjoy the company culture?

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