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corporate culture
noun
- the philosophy, values, behavior, dress codes, etc., that together constitute the unique style and policies of a company.
corporate culture
noun
- the distinctive ethos of an organization that influences the level of formality, loyalty, and general behaviour of its employees
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The massive disruptions of 2020 have accelerated, augmented, and amplified several ongoing changes in corporate culture.
Establishing an environment where every employee feels comfortable sharing ideas facilitates better brainstorming, boosts teamwork, bolsters creativity, creates ownership, and ultimately elevates your corporate culture.
We believe that diversity and inclusion is important to our corporate culture, employee engagement, and to our future success as a mobility company.
I couldn’t resist asking him about his 2017 merger with Amazon, because the two companies were kind of Mars and Venus when it came to corporate cultures.
At Synchrony, diversity and inclusion have always been core to our corporate culture.
Noyce and his partner Gordon Moore also pioneered a new corporate culture at Intel.
In-N-Out has a strange, somewhat secretive corporate culture.
But as someone who has long investigated the links between corporate culture, tax policy, and free food, I see it differently.
On the other hand, the companies argue that this is essentially a part of creating their unique corporate culture.
Is there something in the corporate culture that encourages chieftains to treat taxes as optional?
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