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E206 | How to Design a Conducive Culture for the Modern Workplace with Gustavo Razzetti

02 Aug 2022

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How can you help your team to do the best work of their lives? By building a conducive culture that allows them to thrive. Gustavo Razzetti is a sought-after speaker, culture consultant, and author of three books. He realised that most companies don’t lack ideas, resources, or talent, but rather an advantageous culture. And so he created Fearless Culture, a workplace culture consulting firm, to help organisations become purpose-driven, agile, and innovative. He’s also the creator of the Culture Design Canvas, a culture mapping tool used by consultants, coaches, and organisations worldwide.On this episode of The Melting Pot, Gustavo discusses the book he wrote during the pandemic, Remote Not Distant, which takes the concept of deliberately designing a culture and applying it to a new normal hybrid workplace. Because how do you design a culture that helps everyone thrive when not everybody is office based? Download and listen to find out.Book recommendations:Insight: The Power Of Self-Awareness In A Self-Deluded World - Tasha EurichCreativity, Inc - Ed CatmullOn today’s podcast:Determining the work modelWhy you should care about cultureCreating rituals when remote workingThe benefits of feedbackDecentralised decision makingLinks:Book - Remote Not Distant: Design a Company Culture That Will Help You Thrive in a Hybrid WorkplaceTwitter – @gusrazzettiLinkedIn – Gustavo RazzettiWebsite – https://fearlessculture.designCulture Mapping Tool - Culture Design Canvas

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