In coming months, the staff of Comptroller Bill Henry will be trained to “flex their rapport,” “ignite their preferences” and “cultivate culture through the language of grace.” Henry, who touts himself as the city’s financial watchdog, signed the contract in the name of employee happiness and, hopefully, increased productivity, says Celeste Amato, Henry’s chief of staff. “Our goal is to maximize team effort because it seems like a good idea when we all want to work better together,” she told The Brew.
