Give a Damn with Justin Ricklefs
About this episode
The episode discusses the gap between organizational claims of caring for employees and the actual experiences of those employees in the workplace.
Most organizations would say they care about their people. The harder question is whether their people can actually feel it. When work is moving quickly and leaders are navigating pressure, change and new technology, it is easy for care to become something organizations talk about rather than something employees experience. But culture is built in the everyday proof points: the questions leaders ask, the clarity they provide, how they respond when someone is struggling, and whether people fee...
People in this episode
Hosts: Mark Edgar, Naomi Titleman
Guest: Justin Ricklefs
Topics covered
- organizational culture
- employee experience
- leadership
- care in the workplace
- change management
Keywords
- organizational care
- leadership questions
- employee struggles
- workplace culture
- technology impact
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