When the pandemic impacted companies all over the world, the concept of business culture was transformed overnight. The regular routine of commuting to work and making a pitstop at your favorite coffee shop came to a grinding halt — for many, the pandemic meant an immediate adaptation to remote work. Companies must focus on building a strong work culture and ethos to unite their workforce. However, this could become a challenge with the rise of increasingly dispersed teams — businesses can no longer treat culture as an intangible asset or rely on learning culture through osmosis.
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