The pandemic has elevated the importance of having engaged and loyal employees. In fact, employee experience (EX) is touted as a top priority by most CX leaders and their organisations in 2022. But like CX, doing EX well and successfully can face a series of significant challenges. Even if organisations are placing EX on the …
Perhaps one of the biggest lessons learned through the pandemic is the immense value of human contact and the importance of empathy. When people feel connected to others and understood, their interactions are more meaningful and likely to elicit positive responses. When we consider digital transformation efforts, there is often a focus on the technology …
Over the last few years, the role of experience and insights professionals and the associated skills required, has evolved dramatically. Sprout Strategy’s new report, Australian State of Experience & Insights Leadership Report 2021 – 2022, looks at how these roles are evolving and what it means for these roles in the future. The research with …
A few years back, nobody would have believed that employees will be working from home (WFH) to the extent that 61% of employees will want it to be the norm. But then, nobody also foresaw the COVID-19 pandemic that almost crumbled the world’s economy. The situation was so critical and drastic measures had to be …
Organisations that understand the link between happy engaged employees and happy engaged customers will exceed in the experience economy. Yet Customer Experience (CX) and Employee Experience (EX) strategies are often not aligned to the detriment of both employees and customers. Forrester defines EX in the context of how positively employees perceive the organisation’s environment, culture, …