Is not the company that’s out to eat your lunch (although not a bad idea to take them into account).

It’s the allure of autonomy and flexibility.

Which might come from a permanent WFH situation or one with lots of flex.

Or, as the WSJ featured on its front page yesterday, self-employment and entrepreneurship.

The culture of your organization is more important than it’s ever been for recruiting and retaining top talent.

And that talent drives your business results — your bottom line — from launching new initiatives and meeting their deadlines, to spurring innovation and creating more efficient processes, to hanging on to your best customers and giving favorable impressions to new ones.

Simply put: No top talent, no lunch.

The time to attend to your organization’s culture is yesterday.

 

Interested in having me speak to your organization on how to create a truly competitive culture?  I’m keynoting and delivering workshops on “Culture as Competitive Edge: From Luxury to Necessity.”  Go here for booking information.  And here for meeting planner resources.

And if you’re ready to Lead and Build a Self-Correcting Team℠, one that has autonomy, oversight, and accountability, I just rolled out a new keynote by request that hasn’t made it to my website yet.  It can be delivered to your organization or conference as a keynote or to a select group of leaders inside your organization, workshop style.  For more information, email me directly to reserve a date in 2022: sarah@sarah-levitt.com

And if you haven’t signed up for the January 11th Quicksand Effect Workshop, now’s the time.  We’ll tackle everything from how to establish your strategic priorities to then how to stay out of the weeds so you can execute on them.  10-3, ET, January 11.  Virtual.  Limited seated for maximum air time for each participant.  3 seats remain.  Go here for a complete list of what to expect and to register.  Stop fighting fires and start being strategic.

Stay tuned for a complete list of offerings in 2022, coming soon!