Company Culture Part 1

In this episode, Felicia starts to breakdown one of the most important, yet often misunderstood workplace dynamics: Company Culture. We throw this phrase “company culture” around, but do we really know what it means? We get into what exactly company culture is and how it can help or hurt your career journey.

Corporate Warrior Spotlight: Deisha Barnett, President, Global Communications, UPS

Deisha is an accomplished and award-winning leader and corporate board director who counsels CEOs, shapes strategies, advocates for inclusion and builds high-performing teams. As the president of the global communications function at UPS, she leads all facets of storytelling targeting UPS’s workforce and external stakeholders. She is a passionate driver of transformation and results.

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Affiliate Link to How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie

Affiliate Link to Empowering Yourself: The Organizational Game Revealed by Harvey J. Coleman

In this masterclass, Attorney Anitra puts us up on game and shares how she helps her clients regain their power and dignity from their employer. She shares her 3 step strategy that starts with how to recognize workplace violations when they occur.

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn her personal techniques that helps people just like you get Paid when Work Stops Working.

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Understanding and Developing Organizational Culture

About the Organizational Culture Assessment Instrument (OCAI)