Culture Wins

By: William Vanderbloemen

Narrated by: William Vanderbloemen

What could your company accomplish if it could attract and retain employees who buy into your organization's mission 100 percent?

Culture Wins is a practical yet challenging modern guidebook for organizations that want to own the future. Its firsthand insights into building a contagious culture will drive sustainable growth and innovation for any organization. You will build a healthy workplace, increase revenue, and change the world with the lessons you'll learn. Stop losing employees, grow your team, and build a contagious company culture that outlasts the competition.

There are books on general team building, there are books on workplace best practices, and there are books on leadership - but there is not a book that shows forward-thinking leaders how to integrate it into today's new job-hopping culture.

William Vanderbloemen uses his company's proven experience in staffing and organizational consulting to provide a global perspective of effective, thriving cultures - and how to create them.

©2018 William Vanderbloemen (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ridiculously Informative!

A must read for any industry to help identify their kind of crazy work culture.
Loved it.
William is a superb narrator with a style and cadence that will keep a listener engaged.

Culture Wins

Great book and slot of practical application, will be reading this again and again and again!!

Informative

Great book for helping grasp concepts are building and maintaining organizational culture. I highly recommend to anyone assisting build or start a company as well as present day managers and HR professionals.

Profound Ideas but....

Won't say this is a great piece. But a good start particularly if you're just entering into the space of Corporate Culture. It spells out the basics but the idea of positioning the ideas as absolute is pushing things far. At the minimum, it's more of an opinion (of the author and the CEOs he interviewed) and not a research. So the ideas are profound, but they shouldn't be positioned as do or die practice.

Good, but has a creepy pastor vibe

The author has great concepts but some a really creepy like the word "framily", which is a mix of friend and family. If I would be an employee, that would freak me out if my manager used that word. Overall it was well worth listening to the book to learn about creating a work culture