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How to Develop a Strong Company Culture

August 18, 2014

Often, business owners spend too much time focusing on perfecting their products and services that they forget about their own company culture. Maintaining a positive culture is essential as it allows you and your employees to share a vision and values to strive for when running your business. The culture you develop will help your business grow internally with strong standards to help you achieve your mission.

How to Develop a Strong Company Culture

Define Leadership

First and foremost, leadership needs to be established by creating a leader who is responsible for the company’s culture and works with other management members to keep everyone working in the right direction.

Determine Your Values

Sit down with your management and leadership team to create values and a vision for your business’s culture. Work together to form a plan to achieve and implement the values and vision you’ve created to help set the tone for the company to keep everyone enthusiastic about the culture.

Create Structure

Forbes.com says, “organizational structure drives culture,” which is very true because it allows you to put a system in place to help you during the hiring process to find out if someone will fit well with your company. Not to mention, it provides a guide for current employees to follow.

Stay Focused

To maintain a positive culture, everyone needs to stay focused and prioritize to create a great work environment where people actually enjoy their job. By keeping everyone focused and moving in the right direction, you’ll lead as the example by showing you care about your company and your company’s mission.

Communicate

Communication on all levels is vital. Not only do you need to communicate with your leadership and management teams, but your employees. In return, your employees will feel comfortable communicating with you as they will feel welcomed and encouraged to share ideas. Show your employees that you appreciate their honesty and value their role in your company.

To maintain your company’s culture, you also need to protect that culture. Should there be a situation where that culture is threatened, such as by an employee who doesn’t abide by the culture or adds negativity to the workplace, the issue needs to be addressed and resolved. With a little hard work and determination, you’ll help build a strong and successful company internally by taking the time to focus on your company’s culture.

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