Home Depot culture chief Hanlon says associate stories key to preserving company culture amid growth
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- The Home Depot highlighted an interview with Chief Culture Officer Crystal Hanlon tied to its partnership with the Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream.
- Hanlon said a community wheelchair-ramp project shifted her view of the job from transactional work to a long-term purpose-driven career.
- She framed culture as a strategic asset that scales through storytelling, warning that losing those narratives risks eroding the company’s identity.
- Hanlon said she prioritizes “heart” over skills in hiring, arguing business capabilities can be taught but caring cannot.
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