When the pandemic made it necessary for large groups of employees to work from home, it became clear that culture isn't tied to an office. Organisations found that culture not only kept a sense of community in the virtual workplace alive, but has also made a difference between companies surviving or thriving. We explore some of the findings from PwCs Global Culture Study 2021.



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When the pandemic made it necessary for large groups of employees to work from home, it became clear that culture isn't tied to an office. Organisations found that culture not only kept a sense of community in the virtual workplace alive, but has also made a difference between companies surviving or thriving. We explore some of the findings from <a href="https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/upskilling/global-culture-survey-2021/global-culture-survey-2021-report.html" target="_blank">PwCs Global Culture Study 2021</a>.

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