Company culture should be a top priority in 2021
The year 2020 has been one of the most challenging years for everyone, and the things that seem conventional and relevant don't seem to be relevant anymore. Companies had to restructure to incorporate a hybrid workforce and keeping this hybrid workforce engaged was a mammoth task. Money is no longer the only motivation that would keep people stick together. An inclusive culture, that keeps the workforce engaged and focuses on their growth becomes more important than ever. Read more about this here.
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