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New Employee Experience Terminology “Cheat Sheet”

Blu Ivy Group

The digitization of the workplace has fundamentally reshaped the employee experience. It is important to understand what has changed so that we can continue to optimize employee experiences in an authentic and meaningful way. . Employee Experience: the consistency and quality of interactions that an employee has with a company. .

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Big Promises, Small Rewards: Why Talking about DEI Doesn’t Work

Blu Ivy Group

We see organizations becoming increasingly transparent in their diversity and inclusion efforts. Performative Diversity: Over-Promising, Under-Delivering . However, promises with unclear or unattainable goals leave people – especially the diverse or marginalized populations – feeling left behind, forgotten, or lied to.

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The Branded Employee Experience

Blu Ivy Group

Over the years, organizations have been hyper focused on designing for the Customer Experience (CX). They have been keenly aware of the fact that a branded and emotionally compelling experience for customers , will have a longer lasting and more financially rewarding impact than any advertising campaign can boast. .

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Where Companies Need to Focus Their Employer Brand Investment in 2024

Blu Ivy Group

Changes in the Employer Branding Landscape from the Past to the Present The journey of employer branding from being a neglected area siloed in HR departments is evolving to becoming a strategic organizational imperative for many human-centred organizations that want to prioritize the balance of people, performance, profit, and organizational pride.

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Is your DEI Strategy Working?

Blu Ivy Group

The issue of diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI) is an ongoing challenge for organizations around the world. A DEI Value Proposition (DVP) must be anchored in authentic experience for it to help elevate your DEIB and employee experience strategies as well as your employees’ responses to them. Organizational Acceptance: .

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Employee Value Proposition Trends In 2022

Blu Ivy Group

The EVP is a set of unique and highly valued commitments that your organization offers your talent in return for their skills, capabilities, and experiences. Why should your talent join your company, stick around for the long haul, and give you their time, energy, and best work? The Top 6 Ways EVPs Have Evolved in 2022.

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How to Build Your Employer Brand Plan for 2022

Blu Ivy Group

With the new year just a few months away, HR professionals everywhere are fleshing out their 2022 Employer Brand Plan and getting ready to once again make the case for the resources they need to enhance employee experience, strengthen culture, retain staff and attract talent as we head into another year of change.