Come for the Pay and Benefits. Stay for the Company Culture.

For years, companies believed employees only wanted higher wages and better benefits, and “culture” stopped there. While being paid a competitive wage is certainly a priority, COVID-19 has taught us there are other important things, too. Employees want a work/life balance and to feel valued and appreciated.

As millennials and Gen Z entered the workforce, employers began to see a shift towards employees wanting to be a part of something bigger. The next generation is choosing companies based on how involved they are in their communities, the impact they have on the world and the flexibility they offer.

All of this ties into organizational culture. Onex was once led with a command-and-control leadership style. However, everything improved when we put a focus on caring for our personnel, ensuring they felt valued and respected.

Let’s breakdown a few areas and provide ideas on how you might improve your organizational culture.

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