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The new world of work: Rethinking employee communications and the employee experience
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The new world of work: Rethinking employee communications and the employee experience

About this Webinar

A new world of work is here, driven by the accelerating pace of business transformation. As a result, organizations face a multi-dimensional challenge of listening to employees, communicating with clarity, and simultaneously fostering a sense of belonging for all employees. To meet this challenge they must rethink their employee experience and elevate the role of employee communication.

In this keynote session, Josh explores:

  • What leaders and HR professionals can expect from the new world of work in 2021 and beyond.
  • Where employee communications fits into the employee experience of the future.
  • How a more agile, human-centered approach is essential and what it means for workplace technologies.

Event details

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February 23, 2021

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53 mins

Speaker

Josh Bersin

Josh Bersin

Global Industry Analyst and Dean, Josh Bersin Academy

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