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Hey, last week I was at WorkHuman powered by Globoforce and they had a new product launch that kind of left many in the audience in tears! They want to be the same person at work as they are at home. all tend to rise as we feel we have stronger connections at work. Technology like this helps build that bridge.
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Eric Mosley is CEO of Globoforce, an HR software company that specializes in recognition. This year, I’m attending Globoforce’s WorkHuman conference. For Globoforce, the inspiration for WorkHuman comes from recognizing a need for a sweeping and profound change in the way employers manage talent. Works for me. Register here.
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They will take an honest look at themselves and see if they did everything possible in their power to help their workforce succeed. Individuals are happier at work. People spend a lot of time at work. Our friends atGloboforce have put together a fabulous line of speakers. I’d add happy to that title.
2016 SHRM/Globoforce Employee Recognition Survey. For the data geeks among us, the release of the 2016 SHRM/Globoforce Recognition Survey is like an early holiday gift. Here are 5 key takeaways from this year’s report, Employee Experience as a Business Driver : Retention/turnover is still what keeps you up at night.
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Read the full interview below or listen to it on the WorkHuman Radio podcast embedded at the top of this post. . Do you have any tips for creating more space for laughter and joy at work? We can certainly work hard and aim for goals and do the best we can, but to be open to laughing at yourself I think opens that joy.
That’s a large factor of the research resulting in the new IBM/Globoforce Employee Experience Index announced at HRTech – a positive employee experience requires trust, relationships, meaningful work, recognition, empowerment and balance. Relationships with others. A sense of greater meaning and purpose. Read the report.).
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