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2023: A Fresh Start for Workplace Culture

Writer's picture: Todd KromannTodd Kromann

As we enter a new year, it’s a perfect time to reevaluate and refresh our workplace culture. At Open Agile Solutions, we believe that building a positive and supportive culture is essential for driving business success and employee satisfaction. Here are five techniques that we use to help our clients elevate their workplace culture in 2023:

  1. Connect work to purpose: People want more than just a paycheck from their job. They want to feel like they are making a difference and contributing to something bigger. By connecting each employee’s work to the company’s larger purpose, you can create a sense of meaning and purpose that inspires them to give their best effort.

  2. Foster empathy and understanding: Leading with empathy and understanding can go a long way in creating a positive workplace culture. By actively listening to your employees and showing that you care about their well-being, you can build trust and foster a sense of community. As Tracy Brower, a sociologist and author on happiness, wrote in Forbes, “It’s enough to check in, ask questions and take cues from the employee about how much they want to share.”

  3. Encourage work-life balance: With the pandemic, many people have struggled to maintain a healthy work-life balance. In 2023, it’s important to prioritize this balance and encourage your employees to take time off when they need it. Allowing your team to set strict working hours and take mental-health days can help them feel supported and better able to perform their best work.

  4. Foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement: In today’s rapidly changing world, it’s important to create a culture of continuous learning and improvement. Encourage your team to embrace new ideas and approaches, and provide opportunities for them to learn and grow. This can help them stay engaged and motivated, and position your business for success in the long term.

  5. Lead with authenticity and vulnerability: Authentic and vulnerable leadership can create a sense of trust and connection within a team. By being transparent and open about your own challenges and struggles, you can foster a sense of authenticity and build stronger relationships with your employees. As Barbara Corcoran, the founder of the Corcoran Group and an investor on “Shark Tank,” told CNBC, “Opening your ear to employees to find out what’s going right and wrong is smart business.”

At Open Agile Solutions, we are committed to helping businesses build strong, positive, and supportive cultures that drive success and happiness. If you’re looking to elevate your workplace culture in 2023, we’d love to help



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