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Why You Can’t Afford to Skimp on Employee Engagement

TalentCulture

The common practice of annual engagement surveys typically represent a “box-checking” exercise, and have run their course as a means of engaging people. The field of people analytics is opening the door to better data, as well as the guidance to improve. They have done little to actually empower employees to do better in their roles.

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3 Must-Read Digital HR and HR Tech Articles of October 2018

Digital HR Tech

Over time, these annual surveys turned into benchmarking exercises. Vendors like Glint and CultureAmp have embedded pulse survey tools hence making them easier than ever to buy. These nudges (or suggestions) are designed to create behavior that improves values like focus, well-being, and teamwork. Employee Engagement 2.0:

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FREE Employee Satisfaction Survey Template & 2023 Guide

Analytics in HR

It primarily focuses on the employee’s well-being and whether their needs and expectations are being met. Have you created well-crafted survey questions? It provides insights into whether employees feel well-informed about company updates, goals, and important information. Employee engagement goes a step further.

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Meet Healthcare Expert Dr. Leanh Nguyen On Unique Practices to Better Mental Health

Thrive Global

The “good” in real, deep psychotherapy is not a demonstration of clinical expertise or an exercise of the authority of the latest treatment du-jour, but Dr. Leanh Nguyen suggests that the ethics of curiosity, the practice of kindness, and the intention and commitment toward the other person’s struggle to live and to be human.

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5 Tactics for Maintaining Strong Employee Morale During Difficult Times

Linkedin Talent Blog

Justin, an industrial-organizational psychologist and the head of people science for Glint , says: “For people like us who work at the level of deep employee engagement, the fundamentals are still applicable. Whether it’s scheduling time for exercise or just giving yourself a short coffee break to step away and unplug.”.

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Podcast episode #10: Step into the future with Josh Bersin

Workable

Josh Bersin: And the pandemic really just accelerated every one of those issues and added well-being and resilience and mental health to that. Now well-being was going on anyway. In fact, an interesting piece of research I was just communicating this morning with Glint. And that’s because companies have adapted very, very well.