How Artificial Intelligence Can Help Curate a Better Employee Experience
While writing this blog post, I found myself jumping onto Instagram. What are my friends up to today? Any funny
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On a mission to make healthier organizations and happier employees.
Leading is tough. Understanding the best metrics to measure and trends to focus on is amperative for successful organizational health. Here is a collection of articles, resources and blogs to help you in your quest to continue to promote employee engagement and operational efficiency.
Using Intelligent EX Insights to Create a Thriving Company Culture
A company’s most significant asset is its employees. As organizations strive to create an engaged and productive workforce, they must
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Using an Organizational Network Analysis for Better Decision Making
Organizational Network Analysis or ONA is a process of collecting and analyzing data about the relationships between employees. This data
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Data Operationalization Playbook by Peoplelogic
If your team isn’t using data to inform their decisions, you’re at risk of falling behind the competition. As the
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What Engagement Survey Data Is Missing
Employee engagement has become a major focus for organizations. Research has continued to show that engaged employees are more productive,
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Who Benefits From Better Engagement Tools?
As an employee, you want to work for a company that values your opinions, recognizes your contributions, and invests in
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How to Boost Company Growth by Monitoring Organizational Health
Monitoring organizational health is crucial for growing businesses to deliver excellent performance goals, boost company growth and maintain their positions
Sarah Katherine Tucker
5 Traits of Incredible Managers
A manager, in many ways, is like a great coach. In the spirit of March Madness, we can name a
Sarah Katherine Tucker
7 Biases That Impact Your Hiring Process
At the heart of an organization are its people. Whether you are just starting up, going through a growth period,
Sarah Katherine Tucker