Last updated on May 9, 2022 at 07:03 pm
Employee Engagement
Culture is a critical differentiator at organizations — learn how theEMPLOYEEapp enables you to drive employee engagement and recognition to make an impact.
Improve Engagement & Culture
Engagement is often measured by likes, clicks, and comments. But it’s much more than that. Companies need to create cultures that are inclusive, diverse, and supportive of all employees before any superficial engagement metric matters.
Key Employee Engagement Features
Likes & Comments
Enable likes and comments on any content you want to allow your employees to engage. Then track this data to continuously improve your strategy and continuously improve employee engagement.
Social Sharing
Enable social sharing or email-only sharing on content so your workforce can become employee advocates for your brand. This also helps employees send important documents to themselves (if enabled) for their personal record-keeping.
Calendar
Invite frontline employees to company-wide events to encourage them to feel included in the larger culture at your organization. Our calendar makes it easy to share links and invites for video conferencing platforms, enabling you to reach everyone wherever they work.
Employee Engagement Success Stories
Drive Culture and Employee Engagement
Veterans United is a people-centric organization where organizational culture is everything. With theEMPLOYEEapp they are able to reach their employees no matter where they are, sharing resources, recognizing each other, and creating engaging contests and activities.
Open Up Access
“For the first time, we were able to ensure that every employee receives information at the same time. We have leveled the playing field. Everyone has access.” Learn how they transformed communication with theEMPLOYEEapp.
Engage a Dispersed Workforce With an Employee App
"We have ten divisions that each have their own presidents and micro-culture. We wanted a tool that would support each divisions' culture and make sure ELLWOOD's culture reached the frontline.” Learn how ELLWOOD has created engaging, mobile content for their frontline teams.
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80% of the global workforce doesn’t sit at a desk and don’t have access to Intranets or email.
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The annual cost of poor communication is $37 billion.
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83% of Comms pros think it’s important to personalize content to reach targeted groups, but only 40% can.
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Engaging employees is important to ensure they feel motivated and excited about coming to work. While employee engagement isn’t the only thing that matters about employee wellbeing, it is critical for retention and activating employees towards goals.
What is Employee Engagement?
Employee engagement is a measure of an employee’s commitment to their work and workplace, as well as how involved they are at work. It is not an indicator of how productive an employee is or how good at their job they are. But it is an important part of an employee’s overall relationship with an organization.
Why Employee Engagement Matters
Engagement is an important component of the overall employee experience. Often, if engagement is high, then it’s likely that the employee experience is mostly positive at your company. Engagement is one of many health metrics for assessing if you have a positive company culture or not. Culture and engagement really do go hand-in-hand, so it’s important to measure engagement.
Measuring Engagement
Engagement, unfortunately, can be difficult to measure accurately. Many companies use an engagement survey to assess engagement levels. But these surveys are often long and encompass employee satisfaction, eNPS, and other important business metrics. Therefore, engagement surveys tend to be given annually and don’t provide as much real-time data to act upon. That’s why many internal communications professions also use Pulse Surveys throughout the year and track engagement (likes, comments, opens, task completions) on messages.
Improving Employee Engagement
To really make an impact on engagement levels at your organization, you have to think about the holistic employee experience. Some companies use fun office perks like Beer Fridges or Ping Pong tables to boost engagement. But those engagement tactics don’t really get to the heart of the issue. You must make an impact on daily culture and the employee experience (from hiring to the exit interview) to move the needle on engagement.
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