There’s been a lot of recent news about return-to-office mandates and almost as much corresponding coverage about employee pushback. We’re now three years removed from the World Health Organization declaring COVID-19 a global health emergency and the resulting work-from-home structure for many organizations and employees. As recently as last year, 61% of workers still chose not to...

The Great Resignation has made a major impact on the workplace, leading employers to reevaluate their organizations and adjust to better meet workers’ needs. Employee engagement is one way in which employers are adjusting, proven to boost recruitment levels, reduce staff turnover, increase productivity, and improve customer service and retention. Employees who feel connected with their...

Employee engagement has become an integral part of any organization leading to growth and development. Dr. Willian Kahn coined the term employee engagement in 1990. According to Kahn, effective employee engagement includes bonding and connections among employees. These connections mainly rely on three dimensions physical, cognitive, and emotional.  Employee engagement is a collective...

People spend almost 80% of their lives at work. Because we spend so much time working, it’s important to feel comfortable in the workplace, and that includes feeling accepted for who we are. When an individual feels “othered” or as though any part of their identity (i.e sexual orientation, gender, religion, etc) is unwelcomed or unappreciated in their work environment, they...

Automation can be found in everything from experience management software to improve the customer experience, to accounting software that helps you manage your money. All different types of companies can use it and take advantage of the benefits it provides. But in addition to helping your business in general, automation can be especially great for employee engagement too. With that...