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Topic: Why corporate culture is becoming even more important in our society ? (Read 205 times)

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there are three  strong reason like
A.Identity.
B.Retention.
C. Image.

After explaining above those reason i need your opinion.

Identity:
For starters, culture contributes to the identify and values of your company. For example, if your corporate culture is one that prioritizes setting and meeting goals, your individual workers will be more likely to set and meet goals of their own. It’s a good way to set and maintain the direction of your employees, and without it, it’s hard to keep your company’s values coherent.


Retention: strong company culture attracts better talent and, more importantly, retains that talent. When people feel like they belong to an organization, they’re more likely to stick around for the long term. That means lower turnover, fewer new hires to deal with, and better chemistry among your team.

Image:Corporate culture also adds to your brand identity. If you treat your employees well and have a fun-loving corporate atmosphere, your customers will see you as a fun-loving, generous brand. Depending on your target demographics, that could be a major boon for sales and customer loyalty.
Society today a lot of business founded. The behavior of the celebrity contributes to the culture of society. Businesses also need to comply with codes of conduct when working and comply with legal regulations that do not circumvent the law.
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It is becoming even more important because the community already perceived it to be that way. Corporate world has been perceived to be the highest form of status quo that's why everyone aims to be part of it.
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there are three  strong reason like
A.Identity.
B.Retention.
C. Image.

After explaining above those reason i need your opinion.

Identity:
For starters, culture contributes to the identify and values of your company. For example, if your corporate culture is one that prioritizes setting and meeting goals, your individual workers will be more likely to set and meet goals of their own. It’s a good way to set and maintain the direction of your employees, and without it, it’s hard to keep your company’s values coherent.


Retention: strong company culture attracts better talent and, more importantly, retains that talent. When people feel like they belong to an organization, they’re more likely to stick around for the long term. That means lower turnover, fewer new hires to deal with, and better chemistry among your team.

Image:Corporate culture also adds to your brand identity. If you treat your employees well and have a fun-loving corporate atmosphere, your customers will see you as a fun-loving, generous brand. Depending on your target demographics, that could be a major boon for sales and customer loyalty.
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