Rethinking "You Said, We Did" for employee feedback campaigns. It's been a go-to for showing responsiveness, but it's time for a change. Let's shift to strategies that foster real interaction and ongoing improvement.
https://t.co/Kg7P7Ljf2R
Nationwide's backtrack on its 'work from anywhere' policy highlights the perils of preference-driven decisions over strategic planning. A lesson in trust and workplace culture.
https://t.co/Cfi6Fvlk3J
After 13 years of self-employment, I pondered what kind of employee I'd be. A study suggests entrepreneurs adapt well in employee roles, thriving in settings that leverage their skills.
For a detailed understanding, read the full study here: https://t.co/VzAALoQxMK
In an era of digital importance, tech's role in employee engagement is crucial. UNLEASH highlights how bad tech affects motivation and retention, underscoring the need for smooth digital experiences at work.
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๐ Exploring parallels between consumer and employee surveys. Key takeaways: Depth and honesty are crucial to avoid bias. How does this reflect in your employee feedback approach?
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HP's study on work relationships is alarming but raises a bigger question: Has the work model always been flawed? In a tech-driven age, why are we just seeing the value of emotional intelligence and remote tools?
https://t.co/7oWKuzKP5r
Are we sacrificing workplace community for individualistic priorities as employee benefits take center stage in job decisions? It's a controversial shift that demands a closer look at the balance between personal perks and collective well-being.
https://t.co/TfI0Mojj4q
UK employers are struggling to keep up with low employee engagement ๐ค The latest trends suggest that outdated HR practices, inadequate employee feedback, and a lack of diversity in the workplace are to blame.
https://t.co/HBrBAKzsrF
You don't hear much about personal narratives in employee experience. This article suggests that understanding employees' personal life narratives can help create fulfilling work experiences that attract and retain talent.
https://t.co/rbX81OLqiy
One helpful thing I've found when comparing text analysis software is to get a few hundred comments from an old survey, understand and categorise them yourself first, then put them through the various tools and compare their outputs to your own analysis.
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I can't recall an instance of when pay emerged as key driver of job satisfaction in any employee survey analysis I've been involved with. But it looks like this is changing. The cause? Inflation and pay equity.
https://t.co/bl1QjC3JHD
This is a brilliant piece from Jenny Fields about the confusion between internal communications and employee engagement. This confusion is exacerbated because, after twenty years, there is still no agreement about what Employee Engagement actually is.
https://t.co/3Jp9lDvvrZ
Youโve asked employees to come back to the office - now what? The different sorts of data you can use to manage the return to the office.
https://t.co/40FEzLO80V
Congratulations, you just hired a deepfake. The way companies usually verify employees - by interacting with them and seeing/hearing who they are - is likely to become increasingly unreliable in the era of remote work.
https://t.co/ZntKA3bXfJ