Michael C. Bush

Great workplaces are not created through a particular set of benefits, are not unique to a particular industry, or limited to public or private organizations. Instead, universally, a Great Place to Work is one where employees trust the people they work for, have pride in the work they do, and enjoy the people they work with. […] Our latest research shows, however, that this general formula isn’t good enough anymore. What it means to be a great workplace has evolved. […] If we’re going to call a company “great,” it’s got to be a place where everyone can bring the best of themselves to work each day. In other words, it’s got to be a Great Place to Work . . . For All.

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