An HR Expert’s Keys to Creating Phenomenal Company Culture

An HR Expert’s Keys to Creating Phenomenal Company Culture | Tom Ferry Podcast Experience


What does company culture actually mean, why do you need it, and how do you create it? Whether you’re making your first hires, running a small SEAL team, or managing a mega organization, culture may be the single most important aspect of a healthy business.

To get to the bottom of what creates a winning culture, I turned to award-winning Human Resources advisor and CEO of Gameday HR, Katrina Ghazarian. Katrina and I sat down to discuss everything from compliance to acquisition and retention, developing your value system, and just about everything else it takes to build a great workplace.

If you’re interested in not just growing your business (no matter what business you’re in!) but doing it in a way that’s best for everyone in the long-run, this is a “must-watch” episode.

And after you watch, you’re going want to learn more at gamedayhr.com

In this episode, we discuss…
00:00 – The faces of HR
03:41 – C.A.R.E.D.
06:30 – Compliance & Acquisition
11:42 – Interviewing mistakes
14:52 – Defining Values
16:58 – CEOs shouldn’t recruit
18:48 – Retention
23:50 – Managing change
27:30 – OKRs
30:40 – Managing humanity
35:24 – Development
37:53 – Get Katrina’s help

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