What have you learned about GXO’s people and culture in your first months?
Replied byPatrick Kelleher
CEO, GXO Logistics at GXO Logistics
Niche: Technology, AI, Retail
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2021
The performance culture is real, and people talk like teammates and even athletes. The biggest underlying behavior is a feedback culture. I saw it in my interview with Brad and I see it in meetings now. People give compliments and constructive criticism openly. That is how teams stay high performing, move fast, and align around priorities like growth, margins, and service.
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