work culture
Workplace behavioral norms
Work culture refers to the shared values, attitudes, behaviors, and practices that characterize a workplace environment.
It encompasses how employees interact, how decisions are made, what behaviors are rewarded, and the overall atmosphere of a company or organization.
The startup had a casual work culture where everyone was on a first-name basis.
A company's work culture might be described as collaborative, competitive, toxic, or laid-back, and it significantly affects employee satisfaction and retention.
- missionPurpose-driven task
- servant leadershipLeading through service first
- open door policyUnrestricted visitor welcome stance
- expertiseSkill from extensive practice
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
team building · stress management · burnout · psychological safety · professionalism · dress code · inclusivity · transparency · accountability · mentorship · feedback · workplace norms · peer support · conflict resolution · anti-discrimination policies · trust-building · training programs · nine-to-five
- cultural trendstrends, fads, movements, cultural shifts, social norms
- employmentjob, jobs, career, careers, interview
- workjob, 9 to 5, jobs, labor, employee
- culturesMediterranean cultures, subculture, multicultural, counterculture, underground
- workplace TVThe Office, corporate drama, office drama, office humor
- culture shockdisorientation, homesickness, adjustment period, acculturation, frustration
work culturehome life
Daily existence at residence
personal life · private life · social life · family life · domestic life
work culturedisengagement
Withdrawal from involvement
anomie · atomization · silos