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More than anything, I think that its the word "culture" that makes this all screwed up. If you have a good "culture" (in the article's sense), people will want
by mitchellhislop 16y ago
More than anything, I think that its the word "culture" that makes this all screwed up. If you have a good "culture" (in the article's sense), people will want to work there, which is a good thing. If you dont, you will have talent troubles. Therefore, culture is important.
However, culture may be the wrong term, and I am always weary about a company that trumpets their culture.
At the end of the day, I want to work someplace awesome. Call it culture or attitude, it matters.