CULTURE MANAGEMENT IN ZIMBABWE

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CULTURE MANAGEMENT IN ZIMBABWE

We Provide Culture Management

Culture is such a formidable force such that if not aligned it may derail a corporate strategy. The core values, beliefs, attitudes, personality, norms that permeate the work environment must be anchored in corporate strategy or all else fails. We conduct culture and attitude surveys to unearth shared values, business principles, traditions, ingrained attitudes in the aid of creating a superior corporate culture as a source of competitive advantage for our Clients. We also assist Clients in Culture integration programmes after mergers.

What is Culture Management?

Culture management is the process of creating and maintaining a positive work environment. This can include developing policies and procedures that promote a positive culture, as well as providing training and development opportunities for employees.

What are the benefits of Culture Management?

Improved morale – Creating a positive work environment can help to improve employee morale. This can lead to a more productive and positive work environment.
Improved retention – Providing employees with opportunities for training and development can help to improve retention rates. This can lead to a more stable workforce.
Improved communication – Developing policies and procedures that promote a positive culture can help to improve communication between managers and employees. This can lead to a more productive and positive work environment.

What services are offered under Culture Management?

Policy development – The human resources administrator can help to develop policies that promote a positive work environment.
Training and development – The human resources administrator can help to provide training and development opportunities for employees. This can include providing workshops or webinars on topics such as communication or conflict resolution.
Communication – The human resources administrator can help to improve communication between managers and employees. This can include developing policies and procedures for managing employee concerns or conducting regular town hall meetings.