by Michael Lowenstein | May 8, 2014 | Employee Experience
A recent Wall Street Journal ‘At Work’ column led with this sentence: “U.S. employers have a trust problem.” According to a newly-released report on work and employee well-being research conducted by the American Psychological Association: Only about half of U.S....
by Colin Shaw | Apr 24, 2014 | Employee Experience
Employee engagement is a critical factor in having a great customer experience. Since so much of employee engagement has to do with having the right people in the right position, today’s hiring managers and leaders would do well to hire people for positions that...
by Michael Lowenstein | Jan 14, 2014 | Employee Experience
What Might It Mean for Their Employees? What Might It Mean for Their Customers? Actually, the organizational management model recently announced by Zappos should more accurately be labeled “Non-Management”. It’s a system called Holacracy, specifically designed to...
by Colin Shaw | Dec 12, 2013 | Employee Experience
Julian Richer, founder of Richer Sounds, the largest independent HiFi and TV store in the UK, recently set the bar extremely for C-level suite executives on how to improve employee engagement. He has set up his company in a trust that upon his death will roll over to...
by Colin Shaw | Dec 9, 2013 | Employee Experience
This is the fourth and final post I will be publishing based on the research by Don Fornes, founder and CEO at Software Advice, who wrote a series called Psychological Profiles of the Dream Team. In the series of 4 articles, he details the attributes of four types of...
by Colin Shaw | Dec 2, 2013 | Employee Experience
This is a continuation of the blog I posted last week following research by Don Fornes, founder and CEO at Software Advice, who wrote a series called Psychological Profiles of the Dream Team. In the series of 4 articles, he details the attributes of four types of...