Author, speaker and faith-driven leader at BrigFoot, LLC. It's no secret that corporate values are important. In fact, they're one of the most crucial components of any organization. But what are ...

The short answer? Yes and yes. The full answer is a bit more complicated.

“Be Honest” vs. “Don’t #@!% the customer.” Which of these two company values stands out the most? Which one will you never forget? Throughout my experience in the tech world as a developer and ...

Companies with a strong corporate culture—one that is underpinned by a bedrock of shared core values—are best suited to respond and adjust to the post-Covid-19 workplace. Covid-19 has inflicted ...

Something I constantly talk about at my company is the importance of authenticity in all aspects of retail. While I most frequently speak about it in terms of user ...

Nurturing shared corporate values to support and protect long-term success requires vigilance and constant attention from leadership at all levels. Reading the corporate values and mission statements ...

Would you agree that in many casual-dining brands, corporate culture is often limited to the head office? Have you ever wondered why, and how to saturate your entire company with your core values, ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Well-written values make hiring easier, reduce employee turnover and engage people close in spirit to your business. However, the ...

Your employees should play a pivotal role in shaping your company’s ethos. Here’s how you can build a framework to create an employee-centric company culture that motivates your team. Formulate ...

You might want to be a little more specific than this. This summer, teams will go away on team retreats or leadership summits to set those values. Far fewer will do anything about them. Just 10% of ...

Turtle tracks going into the sea. The Galápagos Islands, Archipelago in Ecuador. Source: Image by Erin Krupka Our grandparents may not have received a glossy handout with a declaration of their ...

The First Amendment protects you from government censorship. It doesn’t protect you from workplace consequences ...