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Signs Your Organization’s Culture Needs to Change

Michael McKinney

A study from MIT/Sloan found that a toxic culture is by far the strongest predictor of employee attrition. Signs that an organization needs to evolve its culture can be obvious — business results are suffering, employees are leaving, or recruitment has become difficult. Explore recruitment and retention difficulties.

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Signs Your Organization’s Culture Needs to Change

Michael McKinney

A study from MIT/Sloan found that a toxic culture is by far the strongest predictor of employee attrition. Signs that an organization needs to evolve its culture can be obvious — business results are suffering, employees are leaving, or recruitment has become difficult. Explore recruitment and retention difficulties.

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CEO Succession Planning: Your 2024 Comprehensive Guide (+Free Template)

AIHR

These findings indicate that organizations seeking a new CEO should hire external candidates only in exceptional cases when a significant cultural change or turnaround is required. However, at companies that had been doing reasonably well, outsiders destroyed massive value.

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Bridging the Gap Between Academia and Industry in STEM | Dr. Amanda Diekman and Jayshree Seth

Peter Winick

The PRISM Project and Cultural Change: The PRISM (Purpose Reflection in STEM Modalities) project is designed to provide practical tools and templates to help STEM faculty integrate purpose-driven assignments into their curriculum. Takes a while to recruit those students. We have to develop new paradigms. So I should persist.

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