We’ve seen that tapping into purpose inspires commitment, drives fulfillment and serves as a competitive differentiator.
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We’ve seen that tapping into purpose inspires commitment, drives fulfillment and serves as a competitive differentiator.
In board rooms, on conference podiums and in magazines, purpose is everywhere. This is for good reason.
Demographic changes in the workforce, including the emerging influence of Millennials and Gen Z, and the shifting nature of many jobs from mechanical to creative, have helped bring purpose to the surface as a driving influence in recruitment, retention, commitment, resilience and innovation. In many studies, we see evidence that employees — especially younger employees — will sacrifice financial benefits for a sense of purpose and fulfillment.
First, societal purpose — the role the company plays in improving the world.
Second, organizational purpose — the roles each department, function and team play in improving the company.
And finally, and perhaps most importantly, personal purpose — how a person’s job provides individual fulfillment.
We have a proven purpose consulting process for defining both societal and organizational purpose.
Through our purpose consulting expertise, we help clients connect employees to their company’s larger societal and organizational purpose by tapping into their own individual, personal sense of purpose at work. When societal, organizational and personal purpose are all operating at high levels, an organization’s strategy is most poised to thrive.
We have worked with dozens of companies to activate their purpose through compelling stories and structured narratives. Using tested workshops, we help various business units and functions adopt purpose within their respective organizations, and our diagnostic tools pinpoint where purpose gaps or friction exist at any given moment in time.
We have deep experience in helping coach and develop purpose-led leaders. From the executive level to frontline supervisors, we have worked with thousands of leaders to help them use organizational purpose to inspire not only the best in themselves, but in their entire organizations.
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