 The interview with Skip Prichard not only covers the basics of Design of Work Experience (DOWE), but also discusses some pitfalls to avoid and the interrelationship between creativity, innovation, and culture. Let us know what you think!
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 Access an introduction and excerpt of Culture Your Culture: Innovating Experiences @Work on TLNT.com!
 Culture Your Culture: Innovating Experiences @Work is featured in HR Magazine! It's an honor to be listed on the Best of HR Books.
Here's the text of their review: "In Culture Your Culture Jaw-Madson shows organizations how they can systematically build culture through positive experiences at work. It's intended to be a resource for people and organizations to apply 'design thinking' to company culture, in order to create meaningful experiences. Jaw-Madson hopes that through introducing the notion and with her guidance anyone can become an expert in creating their own culture."
To accompany the new video on the landing page, here is a new downloadable brochure for you to read and share! Get to know Co.-today.
 When does high-performance become overwork? Mildred Culp, PhD of WorkWise asked this question in her recent column and put in a quote from Co.-'s Karen Jaw-Madson. There's a point at which high performance becomes overwork and eventually burnout. Multiplied with many people and sustained over time, there's a cultural impact. Both employees and employers share a responsibility in this, and it should be managed intentionally. Check out the column and look into how this topic applies to your company.
Co.- joined Adrian Swinscoe on his RARE Business Podcast to discuss why design thinking is part of Design of Work Experience's approach to culture work: among a number of reasons, it's people-centered, achieved through learning, iterative, experiential and necessary for good change management. We also touched on how DOWE is a form of organizational mindfulness. In the same way individuals practice this, organizations can pay attention to the present in ways that could positively impact their future. Adrian also published a companion summary article to this podcast on Customer Think, which has garnered a number of views and shares across social media.
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