A Simple Way to Build Employee Loyalty: Tell the Founder’s Story
August 21, 2014 • History Factory
Stories are not just for telling the past, but for revealing windows to the future. Connecting employee’s hearts and minds to the organization’s experience creates resonance in ways other tools cannot achieve.
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