Episode 41: Nurturing a happy work culture like a plant
Article posted on 05 February, 2025
Author: Sarit Chauhan, Taabi.ai
As a tech lead at Taabi, my happiness often comes from the day-to-day challenges that make work exciting and meaningful. It’s about solving complex problems, mentoring teammates, and sharing knowledge to help others grow. There’s joy in being curious, exploring new technologies and applying them to create something impactful for the future. Add to that the satisfaction of building meaningful connections with the team and knowing that the work we do together is making a real difference.
In my view, the work environment and personal perception are the two key factors that make a happy workplace. Ideally, you’d want both, but even having just one can spark a positive transformation for the other. Remember, small changes lead to big outcomes. That’s why I believe one person with a positive outlook can ignite a ripple effect, sparking a broader cultural shift within an organisation.
While personal perception is crucial, nothing beats working in the right environment to nurture that perspective. Think of plants: put one in a thriving environment, and it will grow beyond expectations. Even a struggling plant will eventually take root and flourish. RPG Group provides exactly that. IT provides a fantastic environment where employees can surpass even their own expectations.
Frequent acknowledgments like being named a top talent, quarterly champion, or even receiving a simple “great job” from a peer are incredibly uplifting. It’s not just about the title or the moment, it’s the validation of effort and impact. These little milestones remind you that my hard work and dedication are seen, valued and celebrated. They fuel my motivation to keep pushing boundaries and giving my best. Flexible work hours are, however, the cherry on top. It provides the freedom to balance life and work seamlessly.
Through its diverse range of policies and a genuine sense of community, everyone feels they belong, are valued and, most importantly, they are heard.
Overall, it’s an amazing experience being part of the incredible environment that RPG Group has cultivated. It’s a place where happiness isn’t just a feeling, it’s a culture.