
PhD | Engagement Expert | Founding Partner @sitoumus | Changing the way people think about their work. https://teapawt.org/t.co/PDRgXsH2MW #EmployeeEngagement
New Hampshire, USA
Joined November 2009
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Read my latest article on how we can create a better workplace once the pandemic is over. #COVID19 #workingfromhome #EmployeeEngagement #SocialDistance #NewNormal
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Read my article on the 9 management behaviors that burn employees out! #EmployeeEngagement #burnout #workingfromhome
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Most organizations don’t manage internal collaboration productively. Here’s how you can start. s.hbr.org/341HzTM
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It is more important than ever to understand the state of employees' wellbeing and engagement. #EmployeeEngagement #employeeexperience
The working landscape has changed, perhaps for good and hopefully for the better. How will you respond? #EmployeeEngagement #workingfromhome
When there is no traditional office, can we expect fewer office politics — and perhaps an increase in meritocratic talent management practices? s.hbr.org/3iTvGUd
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@levinestuart outlines some of the challenges currently facing leaders, and how they can rise to the occasion. #EmployeeEngagement #employeeexperience
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Flexibility, safety, and health benefits are becoming as important as compensation during the pandemic. This pattern will continue long into the future #EmployeeEngagement #EmployeeExperience
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"Employees need support from leadership now more than ever, and it's critical to communicate — even if you don't yet have the answers." #EmployeeEngagement #EmployeeExperience
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The world's largest study of employee engagement and performance has again demonstrated the link between engagement and critical business outcomes! #employeeengagement #employeeexperience
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"Choosing the right employee engagement tool mainly depends on the employees’ needs, internal communication, and company culture. It’s a not a one-size-fits-all process." #EmployeeEngagement #DigitalEngagement #EmployeeExperience
Professional development is at the heart of personal satisfaction at work. #employeeexperience #EmployeeEngagement
Are you on autopilot, or are you continuing to learn new things in your career? s.hbr.org/3iUUqwf
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Managing the office as employees return to work can be a tricky balancing act. Here's some key things to consider...
#employeeexperience #peopleelement #workplacesafety
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Organizations need to be intentional about purpose, what they want their employer brand and culture to stand for, and communicate this well to employees. #employeeengagement #EmployeeExperience
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"For reopening plans to succeed, employees are the most important part of the equation." #EmployeeEngagement #EmployeeExperience
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You can’t say yes to everyone and everything — and do all of it well. s.hbr.org/2YdpBdC
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To better control your own emotions:
- Recognize your patterns
- Label your thoughts and emotions
- Accept them
- Act on your values
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Some great reflections on the pros & cons of working from home and what it means for the future. For one thing: "We must use our face-to-face time more wisely than we have in the past." #employeeexperience #futureofwork lnkd.in/gy8Ez3y
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Now's the Time for #HR to Improve the Digital #EmployeeExperience bit.ly/3kjXSSg @IDGTechTalk @marcteerlink @TheChiefDigital @ASophieWade @Stukalsky @Staten7 @NathanBricklin @TedHopton @sharondohertyHR @codorniou
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Check out these ideas to shake up your working from home routine. bit.ly/3gKx1fR via @bonusly #RemoteWork #Productivity
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Some workers always blurred home and office boundaries — and some strived to preserve clear ones. Both groups are facing unique challenges from Covid-19. s.hbr.org/3khphUP





