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“The great resignation”, “the war for talent”, “the quiet quit”, these terms have been discussed at length but continue to burden the leadership world.
The holiday season is upon us and many of us are probably squeezing in back-to-back meetings before finally heading out the door to spend some “quality time” with family and friends.
Calls for diversity and inclusion in the workplace have increased exponentially.
Inclusion is critical for every team to reach its full potential. Teams that succeed in increasing the sense of inclusion have been shown to generate a perceived improvement in team performance, the quality of their decisions, and their collaborations. Inclusion is also central to retention.
Organizations often encourage their employees to write free text comments in employee surveys. These comments can prove a gold mine as they provide the manager with context to the measurement result and encourage and facilitate the critical team dialogue.
Many managers, senior leaders, and HR leaders spend a lot of time understanding the well-being of employees and what may be in the way of performance. There are several ways you can work to understand your employees. Here are five tips for when using a modern employee survey as a tool to continuously track and know the employee experience:
As our society is being increasingly digitalised, we’re expected to always be connected and accessible. This can make it difficult to disconnect from work in time, and when we work from home to a greater extent than ever before, the lack of a clearly defined workplace also blurs the line between work and leisure. In other words, it has never been more difficult to distinguish between work and private life than it is right now. So how can you as an employer help your employees to have a healthy working life and achieve work-life balance?
Insights from an employee survey can create great value for leaders and HR, and the entire organization, including the employees themselves. For the employee survey measurement to deliver valuable and useful insights, the eight best tips are to:
Receiving the highest quality score of all ten employee engagement technologies assessed during the evaluation process, CatalystOne Engage, a Nordic leader in employee experience insights, is awarded the multimillion kronor contract with the KTH Royal Institute of Technology (KTH).
Employees are used to sleek and easy-to-use tech – from their smartphones to their cars, kitchen appliances and home security systems. However, most workplace technology is not as polished.
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