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Executive Interview with Cory

📅 April 16, 2025 ⏱️ 2:17 🎤 Cory

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  • 0:02
    Cory's Background
    Cory introduces himself as a decking and remodeling manager at Glendas Construction and shares his previous career in law enforcement.
  • 0:36
    Family at Lindus
    Cory discusses the generational presence of families at the company, including his own, as a testament to its positive environment.
  • 1:09
    Family Clan
    Cory elaborates on his family members working at Lindus Construction, including his uncle and brother, highlighting a strong family connection to the company.
  • 1:49
    Advice for Newcomers
    Cory offers advice for potential employees, emphasizing Lindus Construction's family-oriented values and commitment to employee support and development.
  • 2:58
    Sharing Ideas
    Cory notes the open communication and sharing of ideas among employees, which contributes to continuous improvement within the company.

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Cory
Decking and Remodeling Manager

Key Takeaways

Foster a family-oriented company culture to attract and retain talent, as demonstrated by the multi-generational presence at Lindus.

Prioritize employee support and development through training and mentorship, as it significantly contributes to job satisfaction and longevity.

Actively encourage open communication and the sharing of ideas among team members to drive innovation and continuous improvement.

Create an environment where employees feel supported and valued, ensuring they don't 'hold their skills or secrets close to their chest'.

Highlight the benefits of a supportive workplace culture when recruiting, especially for individuals transitioning from other careers.

Recognize that a strong company culture can lead to internal referrals, with current employees encouraging family members to join the team.

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