Due Cofounder Murray Newlands quoted in Fox News article about company culture
With the majorly snazzy new offices by some of the biggest new tech giants out there, it would be easy to confuse company culture with foosballs tables, meditation rooms, and amazing benefits. However, what is most crucial to retaining top talent isn’t just offering them the best that money can buy: it’s the social environment, personal support, workplaces equality, and a little creativity. And all these things are free. Murray Newlands, cofounder of Due, illustrates one of his simple yet ingenious methods for keeping his employees happy: “At Due.com, we like to walk as we hold team meetings,” Newlands says. “Getting outside the office into the fresh air and getting some exercise wakes you up and improves creative thinking.” For more low-cost tips for improving your startup’s company culture, check out the article on Fox News here.
