Company culture

Company culture is the personality of a company. It defines the environment in which employees work. Company culture includes a variety of elements, including work environment, company mission, value, ethics, expectations, and goals.

 
  • There are no good or bad candidates; there are those who are or are not suitable for a particular position.

     

    So says Nedchanok, a Recruitment consultant at FP Recruitment & Executive Search. We talked with many of our clients and found out why the future lies in strong soft skills how to select a candidate who is exactly approved by the customer.


  • Many are tiringly conscious of building the right CV. I'm writing this sentence because I'm a little jealous because my resume is one that's been created along the way. Some get a CV that shows that they have been at the same workplace throughout their lives, while others have ended up with 10 different employers in 20 years for various reasons. Such a resume scares many who recruit. "We cannot hire this person, he will stop within two years," they would say, then mark the applicant "out of date".


Company culture

For example, some companies have a team-based culture with employee participation on all levels, while others have a more traditional and formal management style. Other companies have a casual workplace without many rules and regulations.