The Journey From Military Veteran to Finding Clarity and Purpose to Becoming Culture Expert
Craig Forman shares his path from the military through client-facing roles to becoming a workplace culture expert at Culture Amp.
Resources Mentioned
Books: Primed to Perform, Applied Empathy by Michael Ventura, The Meaning Revolution by Fred Kofman, Daring Greatly by Brené Brown
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Craig Forman
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Overview
An Interview With Craig Forman, Lead People Scientist at Culture Amp, on moving from military service through client-facing roles to workplace culture expertise.
Show Notes
If you are someone who feels like you are the only one jumping from position to position without clarity or purpose, this is the interview to watch.
From the influence of camp in his formative years to understanding the realities of military culture and its need for structure, Craig Forman shares his wisdom from his personal experience and research.
As the lead people scientist at the SaaS tech company Culture Amp, Craig is helping transform organizational culture in one of the world's largest tech hubs. But this isn't where his journey started.
Through multiple client-facing positions, including a stint in higher education and LinkedIn, Craig realized that his passion was helping people be happier at work by transforming organizational culture and management practices.
This interview is fast-paced, informative, and a great resource for anyone interested in being a better manager, finding purpose in their work, and learning how to own their career path.
About Craig Forman:
Craig Forman is a Lead People Scientist with Culture Amp where he supports organizations in building effective people and culture strategies along with building the Culture First community, the world's largest community of people who believe a better world of work is possible. He holds a Master's degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and is a proud veteran of the US Air Force.


