Making Work Better: Employment Law & Workplace Challenges

What It Really Takes to Have a Healthy Workplace Culture

Podcast:Making Work Better: Employment Law & Workplace Challenges
Host: Kristen Prinz
Episode: Ep. 42 – What It Really Takes to Have a Healthy Workplace Culture, with Michelle Aronson
Topic: Healthy workplace culture, employee engagement, culture metrics, leadership, and workplace behavior
Best for: HR leaders, founders, CEOs, and business owners who want a stronger handle on what actually builds culture and how to spot issues before they get expensive, messy, or both
Listen here: What It Really Takes to Have a Healthy Workplace Culture with Michelle Aronson
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Michelle Aronson joined Kristen Prinz on Making Work Better to talk about what it really takes to build a healthy workplace culture and why this work is never one-and-done. Michelle shares how culture shows up in real decisions, why companies need more than a values slide and good intentions, and how stronger cultures are built through ongoing attention, honest assessment, and shared responsibility across the organization.

This conversation explores whether culture can be measured, what leadership and employees each own, why culture issues usually start deeper than the visible problem, and how employee experience and customer experience are often more connected than leaders realize.

Michelle Aronson

Michelle Aronson, the founder of Culture + Strategy Lab, partners with companies to make workplace cultures more impactful, measurable, and fun. Michelle is a recovering HR executive, business school professor, certified executive coach, and host of the True Stories at Work podcast. Her passion? Creating a workplace that attracts and keeps the best talent without wasting valuable time and money on strategies that don’t work. Her company helps companies build cultures where employees want to work—and stay.

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