Category Archives: Employee Satisfaction

Who (Besides HR) Should Be Involved with New Employee Onboarding?

Blake Beus — June 30, 2017 Follow @BlakeBeus — June 30, 2017 rawpixel / Pixabay There’s a lot of buzz right now about retention and engagement, both of which are strongly linked to onboarding. As Click Boarding says, “it’s during the new hire onboarding process that companies are most vulnerable to losing their newest employees.” … Continue reading Who (Besides HR) Should Be Involved with New Employee Onboarding?

Why You Need to Give Your Employees Feedback & How to Do It

Bryan Rusche — June 19, 2017 Follow @BryanRusche— June 19, 2017 Unsplash / Pixabay Employees who receive helpful, continuous feedback from managers not only perform better, they’re also much more engaged. Why Giving Feedback Is So Important A survey conducted by leadership trainers Zenger Folkman looked into the feedback practices of 22,000 leaders around the … Continue reading Why You Need to Give Your Employees Feedback & How to Do It

Employee Satisfaction Survey Templates That Still Work in 2017

Eyal Katz — February 15, 2017 Follow @eyalk100— February 15, 2017 [HAMILTON]You strike me as a woman who has never been satisfied [ANGELICA]I’m sure I don’t know what you mean. You forget yourself [HAMILTON]You’re like me. I’m never satisfied [ANGELICA]Is that right? [HAMILTON]I have never been satisfied [ANGELICA]My name is Angelica Schuyler [HAMILTON]Alexander Hamilton (via … Continue reading Employee Satisfaction Survey Templates That Still Work in 2017

Why Your Customer Experience (CX) is Really About Your Employee Experience (EX)

Tracy Maylett — December 12, 2016 Follow @TracyMaylett— December 12, 2016 Happy customers translate to successful organizations. But in their quest for the optimal Customer Experience, or “CX,” most organizations ignore the most critical piece in the process—the Employee Experience, or “EX.” Companies are upping their games when it comes to CX. And, if done … Continue reading Why Your Customer Experience (CX) is Really About Your Employee Experience (EX)