Four Things to Do to Create High Performing Teams
Location
Granville House, 25 Luke Street, London EC2A 4AR, United Kingdom
Past events
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Presenting HR needs to stakeholders
View summary >We will challenge the traditional concept of retention and explore new ways to get the most out of your people, in a shorter amount of time.
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How to manage talent in a remote world
View summary >We will challenge the traditional concept of retention and explore new ways to get the most out of your people, in a shorter amount of time.
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creating a winning compensation strategy
View summary >With the world in chaos and most teams still distributed, it might not seem like the time to kick off a complicated compensation…
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Performance Makes Perfect: Measuring Employees Remotely
View summary >Most teams have been working remotely now for over a quarter, but it still feels like we’re far away from things returning to…
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Creating a productive and secure work-from-home experience
View summary >Many of HiBob clients, like Fiverr, Happy Socks, and Vayner Media, have used the Bob platform to tackle their new remote reality, and we’re here to share their learnings.
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Help employees thrive from home
View summary >Many of HiBob clients, like Fiverr, Happy Socks, and Vayner Media, have used the Bob platform to tackle their new remote reality, and we’re here to share their learnings.
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Is Employee Retention Realistic?
View summary >We will challenge the traditional concept of retention and explore new ways to get the most out of your people, in a shorter amount of time.
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Understanding Employee Experience Design (Webinar)
View summary >In this webinar, we’ll delve into what is experience design. Providing a new lens to start viewing your own employee lifecycle, and share learnings from industries that have been designing experiences for decades – albeit in a different context.
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Employee Engagement & Recognition
View summary >Employee engagement is widely recognized as a core part of business strategy, with the overall employee experience being more important than ever before…