say their manager fails to frequently engage in honest conversations about work topics.
of those who left a job due to culture claim People Managers are the main reason they ultimately left.
have left a job due to workplace culture.
of Americans define organizational culture as a combination of employees’ attitudes, actions and behaviors.
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