Creating a Human-Centered Work Culture
Creating a human-centered work culture is the antidote to the burnout that is now pervasive in the work place. While learning how to create a human-centered work culture is of particular importance to managers and leaders in organizations, it is not for them alone. Brains love patterns and, without intentional engagement, people carry this dehumanizing relationship with work when they leave a particular workplace and even into their own entrepreneurship. So, regardless of your current work or workplace, we all need tools to intentionally engage our relationship to work. Being able to understand, create, and advocate for healthy boundaries in work is a skill that benefits everyone.
In this episode of Unlimited, I invited Marissa Badgley, MSW to join me in a conversation about creating a human-centered work culture.
Some of what we talk about in this episode includes:
- Why companies need an intentional culture
- The importance of compassion AND accountability
- The multiple layers and impact of trust in organizations
- Setting boundaries and creating team buy-in
- Who gets a seat at your table and creating a safe table
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