The 3 levels of a company culture
- Artifacts - things you can see, touch, smell: Ping pong tables, happy hours, and free lunches.
- Espoused values and beliefs - the mission statement you wrote together as a company or the code of conduct that’s in your employee handbook.
- Basic underlying assumptions: the things people actually believe, the core layer of culture.
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