Creating an Awesome Remote Culture by Aligning Employees with Their Strengths: Insights from Brandon Miller of 34Strong
Welcome to The Remote Revolution: Crafting Cultures of Flexibility, Freedom, and Productivity, a podcast brought to you by Influence Mobile. I am your host, Daniel Todd. Join us every month as we delve into the secrets of building a thriving remote culture, debunking myths, and providing practical insights that can transform your team's productivity.
Our guest today is Brandon Miller, Co-Founder and CEO of 34Strong, a company that helps Government Leaders build strong cultures so that they can attract and retain top talent. Join us as we discuss the importance of creating an awesome remote work culture by aligning employees with their strengths. Brandon shared his insights on building a positive and sustainable culture, the impact of employee engagement on performance, and the significance of regular communication and personalization. He also touched on the future of company events and the role of departmentalization.
This podcast, with its valuable tips and advice, is a must-listen for anyone looking to enhance their work culture and maximize employee potential.
Welcome to
The Remote Revolution: Crafting Cultures of Flexibility, Freedom, and Productivity, a podcast brought to you by Influence Mobile. I am your host,
Daniel Todd. Join us every month as we delve into the secrets of building a thriving remote culture, debunking myths, and providing practical insights that can transform your team's productivity.
Our guest today is
Brandon Miller, Co-Founder and CEO of
34Strong, a company that helps Government Leaders build strong cultures so that they can attract and retain top talent. Join us as we discuss the importance of creating an awesome remote work culture by aligning employees with their strengths. Brandon shared his insights on building a positive and sustainable culture, the impact of employee engagement on performance, and the significance of regular communication and personalization. He also touched on the future of company events and the role of departmentalization.
Brandon is an author, a 2X founder, a highly sought-after keynote speaker, and a podcast host. Talk about maximizing one's potential! At 34 Strong, Inc., he leads the team with a mission centered on creating thriving government organizations through strengths-based strategies. Brandon harnesses over a decade of experience to enhance workplace culture, foster inclusivity, and drive high performance, all while tailoring their approach to meet each client’s unique needs.
The company’s expertise lies in its ability to integrate seamlessly with government agencies, understand their distinct challenges, and provide strategic leadership and workshop facilitation that aligns with their priorities. Brandon is also the host of the popular podcast “The Strengths Whisperers.”
Quotes
- "I realized in my journey that culture is everything. You know, you can have a product or a service that you feel really great about, but if you don't have a culture where people feel safe, where they feel like they belong, where they feel like they can bring their best self forward, it's going to be really hard to be successful in the long run."
- "We focus on middle management because oftentimes, they get neglected when it comes to development and growth. They're the ones that are responsible for really engaging and helping their teams be successful. And so, we work with organizations to help them understand how to empower their middle managers to really build a strong culture within their own team."
- "We really want to make sure that people are spending a significant amount of time in their strength zone. So, we talk about categorizing work into the grind, the area of greatness, and the genius zone. And the goal is to spend as much time as possible in that genius zone, where you're really leveraging your strengths, and that's where you're going to have the biggest impact."
- “The future of company events is going to be really interesting. We're going to have to get creative and find ways to connect virtually. But there's also going to be a need for that in-person connection. So, it's going to be a combination of both. And it's really going to depend on the dynamics and the needs of different teams within the organization.”
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