If there is ONE cultural change you could execute in 48 hours, which would it be?

Employee-Driven Town Halls​41%

Enable Digital Side Hustles​26%

First Change Yourself (by making your bed)​33%

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IT Manager2 years ago

Interested in getting more employee input from our IT staff that are more often introverted. 

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2 years ago

Great presentation!

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2 years ago

Need to start more

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SR. DIRECTOR S&O in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

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Other Manager in Government2 years ago

Great session! 

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