Workplace culture creates the character and personality of your organisation. Most often, the people in the company shapes the overall atmosphere and the environment of the workplace. This includes elements’ such as leadership, values plus people’s behavior and attitude. As a whole, workplace culture impacts work satisfaction, connections, and progression within the company.
Why Do We Need a Positive Workplace Culture?
1. It attracts and retains talents
Workplace culture largely contributes towards the retention rate of employees. More than that, it eases the employment of new talents. According to an article by TeamStage, the millennial generation in 2025 will account for 75% in the global workforce and to this group of younger generation, business culture is more important to them than anything else. Primarily, they are more concerned with their work environment and professional development compared to the status quo.
2. Employees are happier and more productive
An engaged employee is worth a lot. According to a study conducted by Business 2 Community, companies with motivated employees perform better by 202% compared to companies with low employee engagement. The results came as no surprise as employees that have a deep emotional commitment to the organisation tend to perform better. They are normally more committed to their goals and will go above and beyond to achieve them.
3. It drives financial growth
Companies that build a pleasant and robust workplace culture may experience a 400% increase in income (Cultureiq). Aside from that, Bonfyreapp discovered that highly trained managers contribute to a 27% boost in revenue per employee (out of a total of 33%).

Ways to Improve Your Workplace Culture
1. Nurture employee relationships
In a workplace, strong relationships can lead to more effective communication. Take advantage of this by organising group bonding activities such as a festive gatherings or a company trip. It helps to get the team together and they can get to know one another better.
2. Create a pleasant working environment
A rigid working space along often leads to employees unconsioucsly harbouring negative feelings. They tend to feel stress and their overall work performance may be affected. The feelings of being undervalued and unappreciated may spread like a domino effect when left unattended.
Always ensure your workplace has an inviting environment. Try placing plants in your office to ventilate your indoor space. Create a relaxing rest area and stocking up on your pantry helps to build a more positive vibe.
3. Be generous with trainings
Invest in a progressive career training plan for your valuable talents. Provide them with the right trainings to help them upskill themselves and be a better leader. This will help your talents feel valued for their efforts, which will improve overall work productivity, performance, and engagement.