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Employee Engagement
Improving the Patient Experience Through Employee Engagement
Insights from the Energage Research Desk
Healthcare employees who are passionate about their work deliver better clinical outcomes in terms of patient satisfaction. To better understand why, we tapped into our healthcare dataset to pinpoint the key culture drivers that lead to higher engagement in the industry.
Understanding Employee Survey Data: A Complete Guide
Move the needle on culture by understanding what’s truly impacting your business then take action to improve focus areas while sustaining strengths.
Ten Must-Haves for Your Employee Engagement Survey
This 10-point checklist will help you choose an employee engagement survey that produces data-driven insights and actionable intelligence …
Employee Appreciation and Recognition Program Ideas
Leaders at these organizations are adopting a fresh approach to appreciation that fully embraces today’s employees and what’s most important to them.
Workplace culture and engagement are threatened when company headcount exceeds 150 employees.
Defining and managing culture in a small company is a different ball game than in a large one. That’s because according to studies, an interesting social phenomenon occurs when your organization grows beyond 150 people.