Rethinking How Organizations Work

Last, but not least (and maybe the most pleasant), we'll discuss core belief #5 behind our work at Catalyst. We all know that a toxic and unhealthy workplace dynamic will spill into your personal life, but the good news is that it goes both ways. 5 | The skills it takes to attain and maintain a healthy work culture can and will improve your personal life as well. My friend was in need of some advice on how to deal with her new colleagues that were underperforming consistent

Continuing with our discussion of the 5 core beliefs behind our work at Catalyst, we'll discuss belief #4 and how we can address it in the structures of an organization. 4 | Attaining a healthy work culture is not as hard or daunting as it seems, and it’s something everyone in the organization wants and benefits from. I’m sure you’ve made small changes in your life. Maybe it was adding in another handful of leafy greens every week, or reading a few pages of a new book every

Continuing with our discussion of the 5 core beliefs behind our work at Catalyst, we'll discuss belief #3 and how we can address it in the structures of an organization. 3 | It doesn’t matter where you sit in the organization – everyone can impact their work culture and lead from where they are. We’ve heard every version of this – “but I’m just the janitor”, just a line cook, just a secretary. My immediate reaction to hearing “just a” is to think of all the ways the day-to-

Continuing with our discussion of the 5 core beliefs behind our work at Catalyst, we'll discuss belief #2 and how we can address it in the structures of an organization. 2 | Healthy work cultures where staff feel valued, appreciated, and heard are the most productive. You know the feeling – the moment you’ve shared a potential solution and watched someone else’s eyes light up. Maybe that’s the final solution, or maybe you and the team continue building off your concept and

There are 5 core beliefs behind our work at Catalyst. We infuse them into our offerings and our approach co-creating with organizations. 1 | Work can and should have a healthy, psychologically safe culture. 2 | Healthy work cultures where staff feel valued, appreciated, and heard are the most productive. 3 | It doesn’t matter where you sit in the organization – everyone can impact their work culture and lead from where they are. 4 | Attaining a healthy work culture is not