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EPISODE · May 15, 2020 · 22 MIN

Innovating a Culture of Wellness

from TalentCulture #WorkTrends

What is wellness? The definition has been thrust into high contrast by COVID-19 and our changing work landscape. Working remotely or not, employers tending to employee well-being are finding themselves at the cutting edge of employee experience when their wellness offerings fit the needs and lives of their people.    At #WorkTrends we're looking at some of the companies who are focusing on wellness as a key differentiator -- in terms of employee performance and experience, and also customer experience. And we're looking at how the pressures and challenges today are helping to catalyze a new definition of what wellness means. It's not a matter of offering isolated benefits or perks anymore — it can't be. As companies shift to flexible and remote working out of necessity, they're finding the need to provide a through-and-through culture that embodies their values — and wellness is an enormous component.  Today I'm bringing Arthur Matuszewski, VP of Talent, Better.Com to #WorkTrends to talk about how he and his company are innovating a wellness culture that employees thrive on. It has demonstrable benefits in terms of customer success, and some of its most popular elements may surprise some in this audience.

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