Recognition and rewards are an integral part of your company’s employee experience.
So, it’s critical to get a platform that fits your company culture on the first try.
Download this guide to discover the 5 major steps to finding the right employee experience program for your company, including:
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In today’s workplace, employees want more than a job… they want an experience.
Modern employees are willing to go the extra mile to be successful and help their team and the company hit goals, but they expect the company to go the extra mile for them as well.
This guide will walk you through why the employee experience matters, how it’s evolved in the workplace, and how the four pillars of the employee experience are vital to an inspired, aligned workforce.
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Every quarter, G2 ranks the top employee intranet software providers. Products and vendors are ranked according to customer satisfaction scores (based on actual, confirmed user reviews) and market presence (based on market share, vendor size, social impact) and placed into one of four grid quadrants.
This eBook summarizes the findings of G2’s Spring 2022 reports.
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As more and more employees take to public channels like Glassdoor and Reddit to air workplace grievances, employers must be vigilant to assure that employee feedback is heard, acknowledged, and acted upon.
In this episode of Argyle Insider, Nick Ciavatta talks to Lauryn Bissell, Sr. Business Psychologist, and Gabriel Dizon, Manager of Customer Success, at Workday on specific steps companies can take to build a healthier workforce culture. Lauryn and Gabriel will also discuss how the social outing of workplace issues often leads to increased employee turnover and what companies can do to avoid it.
Do your employees trust you?
In the workplace, trust plays a crucial role in these pandemic times. It’s trust that keeps people engaged and producing.
In fact. high-performing revenue organizations have high levels of trust with their employees and are more than 2½ times more likely to be high-performing than low-trust companies.
In this e-book, you’ll discover:
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How are your employees really feeling?
Grokker Innovation Labs’ research reveals that while workers report being generally satisfied with their physical wellbeing, they’re actually struggling more than they’re divulging.
But as we slowly emerge from the pandemic into the future, employers can play a key role helping their workers maintain or even improve their physical wellbeing.
In this guide, you’ll get insights into:
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Today’s workers are consumed by stress, but many employers don’t provide assistance.
What can you do to reduce the burden on workers and boost organizational efficiency?
This report published by Grokker Innovation Labs, the research unit of Grokker, explores the spread of worker stress and how it manifests in both life and across the workplace.
While it wasn’t surprising that workers are stressed, the lack of employer-provided resources to support employees was deeply troubling.
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The writing is on the wall: remote working, in some capacity, is here to stay.
While remote and hybrid work models deliver a lengthy checklist of benefits – and organizations are largely “bullish” on these – employers have their work cut out for them when it comes to ensuring employees have the resources they need to thrive.
In this guide, you’ll explore what it takes to support your employees’ whole-person wellbeing no matter where they’re working, including:
Get the tools you need to take care of the wellbeing of employees working here, there, and everywhere.
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It’s time to reevaluate the standard dimensions of workplace culture and reveal the ones that will actually support greater retention, engagement, and overall success.
Organizations that take the lead in creating a culture of well-being understand the link between workforce happiness, engagement, and success, while those that continually disappoint their workers see higher turnover and lower productivity.
This timely research report explores not only what is possible, but the critical steps for cultivating workplace happiness to drive business value.
