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This document provides a 7-step template for creating a company culture code. Step 1 is to define the company mission and values based on the founders' vision. Step 2 describes the type of people that make up the company. Step 3 outlines core company policies around work culture. Step 4 lists employee perks and benefits. Step 5 describes the company workspace. Step 6 explains how employees develop their careers. Step 7 shares an employee quote about why they love working at the company.
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Culture code template
- 1. CULTURE CODE TEMPLATE Create your company’s own culture code in 7 simple steps +
- 3. Culture noun | cul·ture | ˈkəl-chər the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution or organization
- 4. Why care about culture?
- 5. Culture is to recruiting as product is to marketing. - CultureCode.com
- 6. 2XBETTER APPLICANT QUALITY Investing in employer branding on sites like Glassdoor leads to: Source: Brandon Hall Group Report, Understanding the Impact of Employer Brand, Nov 2014 (as measured by applicant-to-hire ratios) at an average 30% lower cost per hire compared to traditional job boards.
- 7. Now, let’s take a step back …
- 8. Company mission & values 1
- 9. How it all started Company Founder 1 Company Founder 2
- 10. Company Mission (Example from Patagonia) “Build the best product, cause no unnecessary harm, use business to inspire and implement solutions to the environmental crisis.”
- 11. Our number one focus as an organization is the culture first. And the culture then is going to take care of the employees, and the employees are going to take care of the customers’ needs, which is going to take care of our business. - Jon Wolske, Culture Evangelist, Zappos Insights “
- 12. What we value: • Honesty • Respect • Hard work • Risk taking
- 13. Who makes up our company? (the people) 2
- 15. Our employees have VALUE V – Versatile A – Authentic L – Lighthearted U – Unusual E – Enthusiastic
- 17. Our policies: • Have fun • Work hard • Use common sense
- 18. What are the perks and benefits? 4
- 19. PERKS work
- 20. Here’s what we offer: • Gym • Standing desks • Full kitchen • Nap room • Mother’s room
- 21. What’s our workspace like? 5
- 23. We’re located in these locations around the world: • New York • San Francisco • London • Paris • Tokyo
- 24. How do employees develop their careers at our company? 6
- 26. When you arrive, you’ll get: • Frequent 1:1s with your manager • Your very own career mentor • Free tuition money • Skill sharing seminars
- 27. Why we love working here 7
- 28. “I love working at our company because I get to work with smart people and challenge myself every single day.” - Employee, Position