The 12 Most Popular Blogs on Company Culture for 2022: A Must-Read List

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In a year that saw many workplaces transit from a work-from-home to a hybrid work arrangement, Great Place To Work® researched and wrote on relevant topics and workplace trends that surfaced last year. Many articles showed how Great Workplaces had a workplace culture comprising flexibility and work life balance that led to positive employee experiences.

It also indicated that companies who desire and have an ability for employees to trust their workplace practices, and created an environment that is inclusive, diverse and equal, is valued. Similarly, leaders and people managers shared their knowledge on improving company culture and employee engagement which led to employee productivity, while navigating workplace paradoxes such as The Great Resignation, Quiet Quitting and the Hustle Culture. Here are some of the most-clicked blogs that attracted our readers:

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From the MD: You’re Braver Than You Believe

What can leaders do for themselves and for the teams that they lead? Our managing director Evelyn Kwek shares some leadership lessons and tips that she learnt in 2022 to chart through 2023.

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How can leaders navigate the new realities of hybrid work?

In a video interview, Microsoft Asia’s President, Ahmed Mazhari interviews Managing Director of Great Place To Work® ASEAN and ANZ, Evelyn Kwek on cultivating a right environment for hybrid work and how to encourage leaders to build a culture of trust in employees in the workplace.

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A conversation with boxgreen and TC Acoustic: 2 SMEs share how they build a high-trust team and what being Certified means to them

In the SME space and curious about how SMEs build Culture, Trust and Purpose for their employees? boxgreen and TC Acoustic, two of our 2022 Best Workplaces™ winners share the importance of doing so.

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Asia’s Best Workplaces make good strides in Employee Flexibility, Purpose, Inclusion and Well-being

Companies across the ASEAN region who are Asia’s Best Workplaces winners share their best workplace practices and what it takes to create a work environment For All™, proving that investing in people can be a path to business success.

#8
The Great Place To Work Singapore Marketing Staff Team Reveal

Fun, creative and multi-talented: meet the folks of the Great Place To Work Singapore marketing team and discover what makes them tick and how they channel their creative efforts into the work that we do.

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Women in Technology -what can we learn from the 2022 Singapore Best Workplaces in Technology?

Cultivate and embed gender-inclusive policies and programs into the company: here are five good tips shared by winners of the Singapore Best Workplaces in Technology in 2022.

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Quiet quitting …or Career Correction?

Counter Quiet Quitting with Quiet Hiring, a focus that was suggested by Michael C. Bush, Great Place To Work’s Global CEO because employees are willing to recommend their workplace to others when they feel included, involved and empowered at their workplace. Find out why the time is ripe for company-wide “culture corrections” which may be a possible remedy to the quiet quitting trend.

#5
A Conversation with DHL: DHL’s Journey in Developing its People

Ranked at the top in our Singapore’s Best Workplaces List for three years since 2020, DHL Express’s Managing Director Mr Christopher Ong shares the company’s journey of keeping its people focus at the forefront and what it took to ensure employee positivity during the pandemic.

#4
Meaningful Connections: The Ties that Bind

Read how Best Workplaces exemplify their people strategy based on compassion, empathy and respect and how this is translated in the way leaders make decisions, manage their teams and how co-workers interact with one another.

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The Great Place To Work Customer Success Team Reveal

Want to know the ins and outs of the Great Place To Work Certification journey? This is the team that facilitates this process and meets the needs of companies during their Certification process.

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#BreakTheBias: Building a More Gender Inclusive Workplace

Marking International Women’s Day in 2022, Great Place To Work delved into its survey responses across different industries in Singapore for an analysis of how male and female respondents experienced their workplaces, some of the common gender bias perceptions and how companies can close the gap.

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A Conversation with Micron Technology on their Journey to becoming a Best Workplace

How does a manufacturing company balance its capabilities with a commitment to its people? It is a task and a journey that Micron Technology’s two leaders share openly on creating a high-trust workplace culture that embraces diversity and builds inclusiveness in the workplace.

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Daphne Lee

Daphne believes in building community-relatable content, telling stories through narratives that add value in today’s workplace and in culture-building. Her idea of a great workplace is one that thrives on openness, support and inclusivity while building trust and working towards a common business growth and purpose. A journalist, she spent 15 years writing for trade publications, lifestyle magazines and broadsheet supplements. Daphne was also active in the Parent Support Group of her daughters’ school, chairing the volunteer-run committee for 3 years. A mum of two teenagers and two adopted dogs, she enjoys riding on her trusty bicycle to discover new sights and sounds in Singapore.

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