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Yesterday, it was my pleasure to attend the eChai Ventures event on Building Team & Company Culture. Here are some of my key learnings and takeaways:
Jatin Dudhat, I really appreciate your effort in initiating free lunch for all employees. Throughout my career, I thought I would always have to eat cold food, but it's inspiring to see someone like you living the core values of your company. Keep up the great work, and I encourage every IT company to consider thisβit's worth it!
Shruti Sheth, it was wonderful to hear about how you eliminated the sir/ma'am culture in your company and how you support employees emotionally. Your approach is commendable.
Mukul Goyal is a no-nonsense guy with a straightforward thinking and approach. I am truly impressed and inspired by his perspective:
- We can measure the effectiveness of company internal event initiatives by employee retention and internal referrals for new hires.
- Do not start something for employees that you can't sustain long-term. For example, if you start giving every Saturday off but later need to change it due to business impact, it can create a negative impression among employees.
- For startup companies, the founder's thoughts and vision initially shape the culture. To improve company culture, start with transforming the founder's mindset.
- Do not over-please employees. Support them and be with them, but maintain a professional arm's distance.
- Companies can organize events where employees share stories about how they have lived the company's core values in the past.
Thank you, Manoj Adwani and eChai Ventures Surat, for making this happen. It was a great learning experience from the experts, and I look forward to the next event.
Jatin Dudhat, I really appreciate your effort in initiating free lunch for all employees. Throughout my career, I thought I would always have to eat cold food, but it's inspiring to see someone like you living the core values of your company. Keep up the great work, and I encourage every IT company to consider thisβit's worth it!
Shruti Sheth, it was wonderful to hear about how you eliminated the sir/ma'am culture in your company and how you support employees emotionally. Your approach is commendable.
Mukul Goyal is a no-nonsense guy with a straightforward thinking and approach. I am truly impressed and inspired by his perspective:
- We can measure the effectiveness of company internal event initiatives by employee retention and internal referrals for new hires.
- Do not start something for employees that you can't sustain long-term. For example, if you start giving every Saturday off but later need to change it due to business impact, it can create a negative impression among employees.
- For startup companies, the founder's thoughts and vision initially shape the culture. To improve company culture, start with transforming the founder's mindset.
- Do not over-please employees. Support them and be with them, but maintain a professional arm's distance.
- Companies can organize events where employees share stories about how they have lived the company's core values in the past.
Thank you, Manoj Adwani and eChai Ventures Surat, for making this happen. It was a great learning experience from the experts, and I look forward to the next event.
Startup folks from various eChai meetups
eChai Partner Brands
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Marketing Tools
IT Hardware
Blockchain Development
D2C Brands
Cloud Telephony
Developer Tools
Legal
Investment Banking
CoLiving
FMCG Food and Retail
Marketing Automation
Climate Tech
Customer Engagement Platform
Event Marketing
Creative and Marketing Agencies
HR Tech and Agencies
Web and Mobile Development
Healthcare
Coworking Spaces
Marketing Tools
Blockchain Development
D2C Brands
Cloud Telephony
Developer Tools
Legal
Investment Banking
FMCG Food and Retail
Marketing Automation
Climate Tech
Customer Engagement Platform
Event Marketing
Creative and Marketing Agencies
HR Tech and Agencies
Web and Mobile Development
Healthcare
About eChai Ventures
eChai Ventures is a global startup network connecting entrepreneurs through local meetups in 20+ cities worldwide, enabling cross-border collaborations via startup panels, demo days, cricket, and pickleball leagues.
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- Complete Your eChai Profile It's key for others to discover you.
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- Showcase Your Startup: Get opportunities to present your startup.
- Get Involved: Engage more and get a chance to volunteer or host meetups.
- Attend Global Events: Participate in events across different cities and countries.
- Find Collaborators: Discover co-founders, collaborators, talent, and business opportunities.
- Build Friendships: Make meaningful connections with fellow startup enthusiasts.
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