Why engaging your people is the key to boosting retention
A dual strategy to boost retention and improve your employee engagement can pay dividends in the long term.
Like most of our over 3,000 customers, we’re a multi-national organization. We have offices in New York, London, Amsterdam, Sydney, Tel Aviv, Berlin, and Lisbon. We currently employ 700+ Bobbers who work according to a hybrid working model, combining working from the office and home or fully remote from other areas around the globe. We use Bob for the day-to-day management of our international teams throughout the employee lifecycle, from preboarding to offboarding and everything in between.
With many global businesses now embracing a remote model, managers simply no longer have a choice but to enable and empower their employees. By embracing those changes, and putting a renewed focus on the employee experience in your management style, you can help drive your organization’s success.
This guide will explore proven approaches to inspiring motivation through culture and management and ways to create a workplace that lends itself to this goal. We’ll also dive into proven motivation-building techniques that can help you through these challenging times and address technology's role in supporting this.
What ties us to our coworkers isn’t shared desk space: it’s a shared mission. With teammates spread across a city, country, and even the globe, we’re faced with new communication challenges. How do we adapt and bridge the gap?
When a crisis hits, it’s imperative to protect business systems, processes, and profits. But the most important asset to protect is your people.
Unless you’ve been living the exception, “The Great Re-Evaluation” continues to pose some critical challenges to organizations wondering how to stem the tide and ensure they keep their talent close and committed. Many are focused on how to create a clear and compelling cultural narrative, doubling down on themes like how to become more adaptive and innovative.
As you examine employee experience and work experience, it’s essential to understand the distinctions between the two.
Employee experience and engagement are two of the hottest topics in HR. Learn how improving them can improve your company's strategy for success.
In this guide, we'll cover why your company needs a code of conduct as a single source of truth for vision and ethics, and how you can create one.
Preventing employee stress helps reduce absenteeism, improve retention, and create a happier, healthier work environment.