The Top 2 Questions Every Employee is Wondering
Culture.
It’s the buzzword you hear everywhere in business right now.
Everyone wants to talk about it. People want to brag about how awesome theirs is. Others are trying to find the silver bullet to create it because they don’t have a good one.
We see plenty of business owners and leaders dropping tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars on trying to make their workplace more fun or adding all these perks that they believe will enhance the culture of their workplace.
In reality, many organizations go about culture the wrong way, when it really starts with being able to answer two very simple questions that employees are constantly wondering.
Once you’re able to provide the answers to these questions and keep your people updated regarding them, you’ll have greater buy-in, increased accountability and enhanced productivity and efficiency from your employee base. Not to mention, better retention, which is infinitely valuable nowadays.
Here are the 2 questions…
Why?
No matter what decisions are being made within your organization, people want to know the big WHY behind it. As a leader, when you’re transparent in informing your people about what you’re doing and the reasons behind it, you’ll immediately create greater clarity for them. Because of that clarity, you’ll have a more engaged employee when they understand things more fully and see the big picture and end in mind.
Whether it’s goals, revenue, metrics, strategy or otherwise, take the time to create clarity around why you’re doing it and the importance behind doing so. Your people will appreciate it.
Now, that doesn’t mean necessarily that they will agree with everything you’re saying, but it does allow a great opportunity for you to explain in depth and to at the very least get their respect and get them on board with the plan or change.
The second question is...FINISH READING
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Patrick Metzger
CEO/Founder
The Greenhouse
I help entrepreneurs gain time and become the leaders their businesses need without sacrificing their personal lives.
1yConsistently communicating "why" connects so many dots for employees - and extended teams. Great points Patrick!
💯 agree! Fantastic article.