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Changing Workplace Culture Through Values Discovery

Published in Member Communities on August 25, 2020

Originally featured in “VGM Playbook: Developing Your Skills for Next Level Leadership,” Chief People Officer for VGM Group, Inc. Sara Laures shares her insight into how her team decided to use VGM's code of conduct as not just a legal instrument, but as a platform to identify and communicate the core values of VGM in a way that would inspire employees to say “yes” to our company, our customers, and our mission every single day.

"It could help us craft a company culture that would attract the best people to work for us, and it could help us do a better job of onboarding, training, and engaging them after they started," writes Sara. "It could even make us better leaders in the process."

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