At the Zappos Family headquarters in Las Vegas, there is a desk so epic and glorious that it's called "The Desk of Epic Glory". Check out the story behind the desk and how it is bringing people together.
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Audio Visual Team: Empowering Your Employee's Creativity
09/30/2011
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Does the Zappos Family EVER get any work done? Of course we do! The difference is HOW we get it done. See how the Blog team used their creativity to make an announcement to the Zappos Family about their new departmental name and duties.
Delivering "Peak" Experiences to Your Employees
09/27/2011
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Devlyn T., the Zappos.com, Inc. Pipeline Sr. Supervisor, teaches a class on the book Peak by Chip Conley. The class focuses on the three levels of the Employee Pyramid. The goal of the class is to inspire managers to think about ways to help their team members move up through the levels.
Culture Hero: Driving Change When You're Not The CEO
08/22/2011
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Jan Poston Day, Sr. Director, Client Engagement at Blackboard
Are you having a hard time getting your senior leadership on board with your culture changing ideas and think that you can’t make it happen because management doesn’t support you?
Engaging Employees through Education
06/01/2011
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Boost Productivity, Alignment, Happiness, And Your Bottom Line Through Education
Study after study shows that engaging employees through learning and education is much more effective in motivating employees than money or recognition. Motivated employees require less supervision, have a better attitude, and are more productive; all these factors will improve your bottom line. There are many ways to encourage your team to pursue growth and learning for their own personal development and for the growth of your company; one of the Zappos Family’s favorite ways is the library.
Culture Lab Feature
Results Fitness
Letting Your Culture Manage
Making culture a priority payed off immensely and quite literally when her team pitched in personal money to buy equipment that was not in the company budget.
