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WORK IN PROGRESS

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By Charles Cammack September 11, 2024
From BridgeWork’s perspective, valuing time is fundamental to creating people-centered work experiences. We believe that understanding the unique needs of both organizations and their employees allows us to deliver tailored solutions that drive growth and retention. Just as we guide early career professionals with structured learning, we educate organizations on how to build intentional, time-respecting cultures. By sharing our expertise and focusing on maximizing time, we help organizations foster environments where individuals can thrive, ensuring both personal and organizational success. Time, after all, is the asset no one can afford to waste.
Plant in hand
By Charles Cammack August 30, 2024
The blog post emphasizes the importance of properly placing and nurturing individuals in the workplace rather than focusing solely on finding the "right" people or ideas. The author shares a personal story about mistaking a weed for a beautiful plant in their yard, illustrating how something can appear valuable in the wrong context. Similarly, in the workplace, people and strategies can become toxic if they are not properly positioned or supported. The key takeaway is that success comes not just from planting the right seeds (hiring the right people or implementing the right strategies) but from planting them correctly—ensuring that they are in the right environment with the right support to thrive. The post encourages readers to reconsider how they approach growth and development in their professional environments.
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By Anthony Bolden August 16, 2024
In this blog post, the author discusses the challenges mission-driven organizations face in balancing their mission, funding, and employee support, which often leads to low employee engagement and retention. The post argues that the key to overcoming these challenges lies in shifting the focus from solely emphasizing employee responsibility to a leadership-driven approach that fosters a culture where both the organization and its people thrive.
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