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Gamification in the Workplace: More Than Just a Contest

Playvox

There’s more to engaging, motivating, and empowering employees than simply giving lip service with buzzwords like “you’ve got this,” “quick win,” and “continuous improvement.” Numerous studies link employee satisfaction, performance, and engagement with management’s ability to provide actionable, positive feedback and coaching.

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Building a Strong Foundation: Key Components of an Effective Employee Experience Strategy

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What’s more – Gallup’s “State of the Global Workplace Report” says, that organizations with highly engaged employees experience 21% higher profitability. So, yes, it’s time to start focusing on your employee experience (If you aren’t doing it already!) What is an Employee Experience Strategy?

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Improve Employee Experience: 30+ Best Practices

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They look for something more tangible in the form of a positive employee experience. A good employee experience is a combination of many factors like work challenges, good relationships with managers, career growth prospects, peer-to-peer communication, and more. What is Employee Experience?

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Onboarding Best Practices: Reducing Attrition in the First 90 Days?

COPC

Every part of the employee experience matters, yet new hire onboarding  is an especially critical period. This initial phase lays the foundation for a new employee’s lasting success, shaping their perception of the company and team.

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How Contact Center Agent Burnout Decreases Productivity (And What You Can Do About It)

Playvox

Best-in-class contact centers are able to engage employees and create a supportive, motivating culture. You’ll then be poised to reverse the conditions that generate burnout and become a workplace of choice with an engaged workforce that enjoys longevity in their jobs. In short, you need a solid employee engagement program.

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A Common-Sense Approach to Employee Engagement

CSM Magazine

Bob Dylan once sang, ‘The Times They Are a-Changin’ and when it comes to prioritising employee engagement, this is certainly true. One of the positives to come out of the pandemic is that it made every customer service department think more about the wellbeing of employees than ever before. Then apply a little common sense.

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The Best Employee Onboarding Experiences Ever

SurveySparrow

Keep the new hire engaged during that long gap and make them feel that they are already a part of your team: Share the latest company news and updates. By speeding up the paperwork, you can focus more on the employee engagement side of onboarding. Employee Onboarding Journey: The First Day.

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