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The business world is only now beginning to open its eyes to the fact that a powerful corporate culture can generate hard-currency results. But Marty Parker has known this for years. Since 2003, his executive search and cultural assessment firm, Waterstone Human Capital, has focused its recruiting strategy on employee fit and on the best corporate cultures. Each year, the firm's "Canada's 10 Most Admired Corporate Cultures" program singles out companies whose cultures have led to measurable growth, increased profits, and a distinct competitive advantage. Now, Parker reveals the best practices of some of the world's top companies to help you generate extraordinary business results by spearheading cultural change in your own organization. __Culture Connection__ helps you define your vision and gives you invaluable guidance on how to: - Set the stage for improved communication, innovation, and performance - Provide significant shareholder return - Measure and align your organization's efforts - Recruit and retain the best people in your industry __Culture Connection__ is filled with advice from top business leaders, including Clive Beddoe, founding shareholder and chairman, WestJet; I

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Author
Marty Parker
Publisher
McGraw Hill LLC
Published
2011
Language
EN
ISBN
9781283340106
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Business, Sociology, Management

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