Tag: Employee happiness

EX strategy

A behavioural scientist’s plea for building better EX strategy

It’s all about experiences these days. At the heart of the movement is the ability for businesses to manage experience in order to be successful, or as Qualtrics puts it: “Better people experiences. Better business outcomes.” It wasn’t always like...

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hybrid working

Finding the balance with hybrid working

Businesses are still struggling to find the equilibrium with remote and hybrid working; ensuring that productivity and efficiency levels are high. Even though we have all been remote working at home for the past couple of years it is still new territory to navigate.  The shift...

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Quiet critic

Four signs your customer is a quiet critic, and how to give them a voice

Last year a new trend emerged in the workplace: quiet quitting.  Dissatisfied employees, unhappy in their roles, stopped communicating with their employers and kept their complaints and feedback to themselves. Instead of raising their concerns, these disenfranchised employees are now doing the...

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Call centre agents wellbeing

Which changes need to be enacted to protect the wellbeing of call centre agents?

Call centres are at the heart of many large organisations. But its employees are under an increasing level of pressure to meet the rising demands of customers.  How can customer service agents ensure they are looking after their mental health? What...

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Digital agencies growth

How to see substantial and impactful growth without neglecting your employee’s wellbeing

Facilitating growth is a key priority for UK digital agencies – strategic and creative agencies focused on user experience, mobile, social, data gathering and analytics. And it will continue to be so as the ongoing macroeconomic climate proves difficult for scale-ups.  For...

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Call centre agents experiencing burnout

How call centre agents can improve their mental health and wellbeing

Call centres are at the heart of many large organisations. Its employees are under an increasing level of pressure to meet the rising demands of customers. How can customer service agents ensure they are looking after their mental health? What...

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Customer centric scheduling can lead to tired and burnt out employees

Can customer centric scheduling actually work in practice?

Customer centric scheduling is crafted for employees, for the benefit of customers. It’s a typical model to see adopted in retail especially, and other customer-facing roles. At first glance, it might seem like a great idea. But what about the...

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checking up

Are you building a check-up or check-in workplace culture?

Once again, sadly, we’re entering a period of uncertainty and recession. Budgets are stretched, profit margins squeezed. People’s productivity at work matters more than ever, as we head into a stormy 2023. EX (employee experience) and CX (customer experience) strategies are being adapted accordingly. But is change being implemented in ways that won’t stir up trouble? When it comes to...

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employee struggling with burnout at work

10 key indicators of burnout and its impact on the workplace

In July 2021, Forbes predicted that many professionals were likely to leave their roles due to burnout. It was suggested that longer hours, the stress of transitioning to working remotely and the uncertainty of the pandemic may cause ‘The Great Resignation.’ Millions of...

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d&i manager

D&I manager: a guide to the emerging job role

At the beginning of 2022, LinkedIn released the job roles growing in demand. This revealed the top 25 fastest-growing job titles over the last five years. A unique and necessary position that stood out to us was of a Diversity &...

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