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"Building a Culture of Success in Companies"

12/21/2016

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​What's the common element among great companies?

Its culture of success at work, and its strong relationship with partners and customers. This culture is not built overnight, but needs a lot of work and effort and faith. We can achieve success culture in companies by following these elements:

  • Learning from the past

    The company starts on a strong foundation, whether this foundation is inspired by the its building blocks or from the business community and the surrounding companies with similar activity. What matters here is to take advantage of all of these data to build of the current culture at the company, and to avoid failures. In other words, making a better version.
  • Building a culture that fit the company's core values

    What are the company's core values? Commitment? Change? Cooperation? All of these are great values that can be inserted into the working culture. Each member of the team should be aware of the company's values and should use it to pave his path to success.
  • Use Smart Hiring

    This means the company needs to consider the full picture, what are the needs of the company? Are there any gaps that needs to be addressed and remedied? The ideal staff team is the one that contributes to every aspect of the industry and help in the process of change and evolution. A company should build the team of visionaries to successfully affect the performance of the organization as a whole.
  • Successful Communication

    The term "communicate" is really broad and encompassing a lot of elementa. Communication within the company may be written like correspondents, reports and action plans, and may be spoken among staff in the daily chats, meetings and long conversations. The methods of communication internally and externally should be monitored - with customers and Partners-. To build a successful culture in the company everyone is required to listen and interact.
  • Making time for Entertainment

    Everyone needs an appropriate amount of entertainment to encourage them to give their best and succeed. Companies should not be isolated from life outside its doors, and the interaction of human beings with each other. A Company should be connected with its personnel in various aspects of their lives and strengthen their social relations and pays attention to their skills. This will lay the foundations of loyalty in them and build a flexible and renewable working culture.
  • Team spirit

    The company is not just an employee or a department. The company is formed by loops of team work, tasks and challenges. The full picture of the company appear as one integrated team that aspires to achieve common goals.
  • Transparency

    The culture of the great companies is built on the degree of transparency, the more it shows the more it will achieve work objectives. This includes, for example, but not limited to: general strategies with the participation of employees, numbers, statistics and data necessary to push them forward. What do employees expect from their company? What is the reinforcement that they will receive? All these elements support each other to achieve the principle of transparency.
  • priorities

    What goals are more substantial than others? What are the tasks that requires management at any time? Such questions determine priorities within the company. And the difficulty of the questions may vary from one stage to another. When everything is built on time and priorities, the company will be achieving its plan without failure.
  • Reward System

    The culture of success within the corporate culture needs elements of reinforcement and honor. How would the achiever defines his or her the superiority requirements? How to continue to progress and develop? Just as school students feel the desire to be celebrated, the employees feel the same.

    This rewarding act can take several forms, from material rewards to promotions and new responsibilities, and even work challenges. This neglected element in some companies is the hidden fuel to succeed. And it is the factor that guides your team to stay or move to another employer.

  • Always be ready to change and move forward

    Movement is a permanent feature of life, and change is considered as a characteristic of successful companies. The shift may come from a simple proposal submitted by an employee within the department meeting. Or in the idea of working to facilitate and speed up the procedures. This takes us to the point of successful communication, each company will hear and interact efficiently to support resilience.​