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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2024 · 33 MIN

The Employee Experience Revolution: Elevating People Management and Engagement

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Join this episode of the Employee Engagement Examples of Excellence, as we are joined by our host Cathy Brown and Georgina Reeves-Saad, Employee Engagement and Experience Specialist at the British Council, as they discuss: - Defining what employee engagement actually means - The ethical and human impact of AI, orgs needing to think about policies/guidelines for how it can be used and not abused. - Ways of working – more than just working at home but how to organise how we work differently. Leadership resistance to change. - People management – should organisations be thinking about ‘professionalising’ people management and setting up teams with a manager for operational delivery and a manager for people. Many people managers became so because that’s the only way to progress! - Workplace experience – companies invest heavily in customer experience, but do they think about employee experience in the same way, even though their people are the experience of their customers?

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