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Culture add

Meaning in job interviews & careers, with examples

nounCommon term

In job interviews & careers, culture add means: The distinct perspectives or approaches a candidate could contribute to an organization's culture.

In Turkish: kurum kültürüne farklı katkı

How it is used

Use when considering how someone can broaden a team's established ways of working.

Example sentences

  1. Her community work was a culture add for a team used to internal projects.

    A different perspective can expand what a team notices and values.

  2. The recruiter asked about culture add rather than shared hobbies.

    The focus is on a useful contribution to working culture.

Common collocations

  • assess culture add
  • culture add interview
  • transferable skillsSkills you have gained in one job, course of study or activity that are also useful in a different job or industry.
  • team playerA person who works well with others, shares information and puts the success of the group before their own.

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