Category: Employee Experience

An illustrated image demonstrating a changing workplace culture due to quiet quitting

Quiet quitting: goodbye to the hustle workplace mentality

Quiet quitting is not a new phenomenon, nor does it come as a surprise. Anyone I talked to in the past two years experienced burnout, anxiety, or emotionally charged moments related to their job. Going above and beyond for the...

5
(1)
Organisational change fatigue

Are your employees facing organisational change fatigue?

Change was constantly emerging as a key topic during the last two years. While businesses must innovate and drive positive changes to grow, the people behind those new projects are often overwhelmed. According to a survey by Limeade, 59% of...

5
(1)
workplace burnout

The Great Recalibration: the workplace burnout crisis

The UK currently has 1.3 million job vacancies, and 60% of current workers are job hunting. Many are looking to offset the cost-of-living crisis with a pay rise. Even if this means changing jobs.  A recent McKinsey report looked at why...

5
(1)

Advancing employee experiences in the face of change

If the employee experience (EX) is not one of your top business priorities, then it should be. For a start, good employee experiences deliver growth. MIT’s research in 2017 demonstrated that businesses with an EX in the top quartile deliver...

5
(1)
positive work environment in the office

5 Steps for providing a positive work environment

A positive work environment is important for maintaining overall team productivity and employee retention. The workspace should be physically comfortable for employees to enhance their work output. More importantly, all employees should have the tools to succeed located in an...

5
(1)
an image of Charlotte Lockhart, managing director at 4 day week

Is a 4-day week the future of work? An interview with Charlotte Lockhart

What would you do if you had one day off each week? Would this make you more productive, healthier, and focused on things you want to do for your career, your family, or your side business? In the latest episode of...

5
(1)
workforce surveillance

New research shows that 32% of UK workers are surveilled by employers

According to recent research, employers ‘spy on’ a third of UK workers, and webcam monitoring has more than doubled. Bosses and business owners are using dystopian surveillance tools more often to make sure their workers are being diligent. As we get...

5
(1)
group of people working in a open plan office

How to reinvent your employee experience in 2022 

Last year saw just the beginning of what has been dubbed the ‘Great Resignation’. Brits, predominantly those working in leisure, hospitality, retail and healthcare, have voluntarily left their jobs at “historically elevated levels” that were last seen in 2009. While...

5
(1)
an image showing a young woman with pink hair as a representative of gender diversity in CX.

Three ways to make your CX team more gender diverse

Less than 6% of software engineers identify as female, while barely 5% of technology leadership positions are held by women. As such, is it any wonder that 78% of us can’t name a single famous female computer scientist working in...

5
(1)
a group of young people discussing customer support agent turnover rate.

Facing the truth: customer support agent turnover rate is constantly increasing 

One of the defining workplace themes of 2021 was the Great Resignation. Employees started leaving their jobs at record rates, with 4.3 million people quitting in September 2021 alone. Shortly after, many employers began forecasting a focus on retaining talent,...

5
(1)
1 4 5 6 7 8 58