Empathy as a Vehicle for Cultural and Client Success

Winning Workplaces, the wonderful organization behind the Wall Street Journal’s Top Small Workplaces awards, has just published a feature article about Jump and Wired to Care, our brand new book. Writer Jason Ticus does a great job of talking about the environment and experiences that led us to write Wired to Care, and also how we try to apply the same ideas of Widespread Empathy to the work we do with clients everyday.

They’ve also put together a video of Dev Patnaik talking about the culture of Jump and why we made ourselves the way that we are, which is a part of the feature.

Read the full article!

Related posts:

  1. Wall Street Journal Names Jump “Top Small Workplace”
  2. Empathy Loves Company
  3. Science Really Sets Wired to Care Apart
  4. Beth Has an Idea
  5. Creating a Culture of Innovation

If you would like to speak with someone at Jump about a story or event you’re working on, contact Clynton Taylor or call (650) 373 7244.

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EMPATHY IS GROWTH

Wired to Care

For more than a decade, we've worked closely with some of the world's most admired companies. Now, we're ready to share what we've learned about the critical connection between empathy and growth in Jump's first book Wired to Care. Read More