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DecisionWise Principal Consultant Kristin Chapman Named Among Utah’s 30 Women to Watch - DecisionWise

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DecisionWise, the global expert in creating employee engagement, and provider of employee engagement solutions, today announced that Utah Business Magazine named one of its principal consultants to its annual list of 30 Women to Watch. We are in the business of helping people be more engaged in their employment.

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UPMC and DecisionWise Win Gold for Excellence in Talent Management

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PITTSBURGH, October, 15, 2019 – UPMC , a world-renowned health care provider and insurer, and DecisionWise, a leader in innovative employee engagement solutions, won a coveted Brandon Hall Group gold award in the Talent Management category for “Best Advance in Employee Engagement.”. For more information, go to UPMC.com.

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What’s the Difference Between Human Resources and Organization Development? - DecisionWise

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Historically, Human Resources professionals were primarily concerned with the efficient management of the employment process (from recruitment to termination). HR also focused on helping the organization comply with governmental regulations and in mitigating employment-related risks. Instead, they are interested in data and research.

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3 Reasons Not to Include Compensation Questions in Your Employee Engagement Survey - DecisionWise

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Salary and wages are important inputs into the employee experience, but a compensation strategy should be informed by market information, attrition data, and other relevant metrics. For context, in the DecisionWise survey database, only _% of participants agree with the statement “ ”. Compensation Questions Trend Low.

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7 Definitions of Employee Engagement - DecisionWise

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“Emotional connection an employee feels toward his or her employment organization, which tends to influence his or her behaviors and level of effort in work related activities.” DecisionWise defines employee engagement as an emotional state where we feel passionate, energetic, and committed toward our work.

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DecisionWise Digest September 2, 2022

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Good decision-making is impossible without reliable information. The military’s AAR process can be formal or informal, but four key questions should be addressed: What did we (or I) set out to do? Our research is clear: The heart of the employee experience is the key intersection between supervisor and employee.

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DecisionWise Digest February 17, 2023

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The focal point is on the employee’s feelings about their employment relationship. Check out the most recent training in this recording. Check out the upcoming one below! DecisionWise research shows that engaged employees are far more likely to be engaged outside work, resulting in a more fulfilling home life.