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Five Tips to Optimize Team-Building

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Team-building activities have a polarizing reputation. A majority of companies have them, spending billions of dollars a year for programs designed to create stronger teams. When I am asked for a team-building exercise, two of the questions I always ask are, “What are you trying to accomplish?’

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CX Day: Secrets to a Winning Customer Experience

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At Ceridian, all of these areas of feedback matter to us and are read and acted upon daily by every member of the leadership team and we expect no less from the people we lead. We recently celebrated our third annual CX Day at Ceridian offices around the world by inviting our customers to share their success stories.

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Three Strategies to Support Work-Life Blending

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That is, employees being able to address life matters while at work and vice versa. At Ceridian, we believe that employees should be the best versions of themselves both at work and at home, and that belief is what drives our approach to blending. See how Dayforce fosters continuous feedback between managers and employees.

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Three Ways to Get the Most Out of Multi-Teaming

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Assigning people to multiple teams isn’t going to change, but here at Ceridian, we’re looking at how to do it in ways that consider both the projects and the people assigned. Here are some tips to collaborate and cross-leverage employees more effectively. When building the team, don’t only focus on efficiency.

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How to manage a multi-generational workforce

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A bottom-up approach to engagement. Team-building activities can be good or bad. The bad ones feel like obligations, a top-down idea of fun while employees attend for good optics. Instead of a top-down approach to employee engagement, let your employees guide you to what they need to remain engaged.

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Four ways to motivate your multi-generational team

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Business leaders can be challenged to keep employees engaged – with each other, with their teams, and with the company itself. And the friction can increase when work patterns bring together employees of differing ages in constantly changing teams. Related: Five tips to optimize team-building.

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4 Ways to Zero in on Your Unique Company Culture

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For example, a small, spry business characterized by a less siloed work structure, might benefit from a professional development program that provides stipends for classes and conferences in addition to participating in a yearly volunteering program as team building experiences. Collaborate with Employees.