The Employee Experience Iceberg Problem
Employee experience is the next battlefield for attracting and retaining great employees. It’s become one of the key focus areas for organizations around the world.
Employee experience is the next battlefield for attracting and retaining great employees. It’s become one of the key focus areas for organizations around the world.
Do you have to love your job?
We often get stuck in the idea that we have to love every aspect of our job.
What’s your company’s biggest asset? Your people!
The best way to create a competitive advantage is by focusing on employee experience.
On their first day of working for your company, employees are already engaged.
They are excited to be there and look forward to making an impact and being part of the team.
So many leaders worry about whether or not their employees are engaged at work.
All companies today need to move away from being a place where people NEED to come to work to be a place people WANT to come.
Is your organization inexperienced, experimental, or somewhere in between?
When the pandemic began, like everyone else, I panicked. Not only was I concerned about safety but also my career.
You’ve likely heard the saying that people don’t quit a bad job, they quit a bad boss.
That’s part of the equation, but it doesn’t show the full picture.
You’re a leader, and one of your employees isn’t engaged. What do you do?
It’s a common situation for leaders, who are faced with many options.