Michael Puck

Learn how to contribute to a supportive environment using modern communication tools while at the same time closing the gap between virtual and in-person work environments.

In today’s world, bias interrupters are absolutely essential in any business environment. They empower individuals to recognize and address biased statements or behaviours. By actively challenging biases, interrupting harmful patterns, and promoting inclusive discussions, bias interrupters foster a culture of accountability and allyship and create a more inclusive and equitable work environment. Say goodbye to unfairness and hello to a more inclusive and fair work environment! It's time to interrupt those biases and make a real difference.

When employee wellbeing goes beyond basic needs, it ensures the entire employee is supported and thriving. 

There's no magic formula to enhancing dialogue with your employees. But using employee engagement surveys the right way can help. 

Looking to attract and retain employees who genuinely align with your company's values? It all starts with getting crystal clear on what matters most. Collaborate with your team, employees, and stakeholders to define your core values and focused principles that resonate. 

In today's business world, paying attention to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) is a big deal. In case you are new to ESG, ESG factors are all about how a company does things that are good for the planet, treats people right, and has solid leadership. It's not just about making money anymore—it's about being sustainable and ethical.

Building a culture of transparent communication between employers and employees is essential for fostering trust, collaboration, and a positive work environment. Trust and psychological safety are fundamental elements that enable open and honest communication.

Building a strong, trusting relationship with the workforce is fundamental in an uncertain economy. Use this tool to assess the employee experience and build trust at your organization. 

Research has shown that people-centric businesses are more successful. Follow these three steps to better understand your employees' expectations.

The impact of poor mental health on business is substantial. Learn the caution signs and how your organization can make a difference.