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Episode 046 - Nick Klisht - Company Culture

Nicholas Klisht is a Millennial and a seasoned leader who has held Sr. Management and VP level roles at two of North America’s leading financial institutions. Nicholas has studied under Seth Godin’s altMBA program and is now a Director at ConvertiCulture, where helping businesses create work environments that support everyone is the goal. ConvertiCulture improves company culture through consulting, training and workshops. ConvertiCulture has recently launched ConvertiHire, the training course that helps businesses win the recruit-to-retain revolution. ConvertiHire is the A to Z blue print for hiring in the connected economy. Nicholas’s blogs on company culture and customer experience has been featured on twenty two different business sites.

Ian and Nick Discuss:-

        • Company habits
        • Leadership
        • Communication
        • Office leisure facilities
        • Start with WHY
        • Technology in the workplace
        • Hiring staff

Nick can be found at converticulture.com

Company Culture Resources (Downloads) http://converticulture.com/resources

 

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