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HR Leaders Summit - How to Create a Customised Employee Experience that Strengthens Purpose & Elevates Performance

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In this special episode of the HR Leaders Podcast, we share the second session from our recent Global HR Leaders Summit, where we discussed: How to Create a Customised Employee Experience that Strengthens Purpose & Elevates Performance.Discussion points include:Why it’s important for companies to customize the employee experienceEmployee Experience projects typically begin with onboarding, and why it’s an important phaseEffectively tailoring of employee experience for the individualWhere to begin when developing a new employee experience approachPanelists: Melissa Salibi, Chief HR Officer at KempinskiMartijn Seijsener, Global Head Employee Experience at Credit SuisseSerena Rahme, Global Vice President HR at BeiersdorfClaire Bennett, Vice President HR EMEA at OracleBe sure to follow HR Leaders on Crowdcast, so you don't miss out on our upcoming events.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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