Healthcare is a huge industry in the United States, and it is growing. Through 2026, employment in healthcare is expected to grow by 18 percent, which translates to about 2.3 million new jobs, according to figures from the Bureau of Labor...
Is there a relationship between strong employee engagement in the healthcare industry and positive patient outcomes? Could an employee communication app actually help save lives? Consider this.
In September 2017, the unemployment rate in the United States was 4.2 percent, which is the lowest it has been since 2001. Even without looking at the official numbers, many companies can tell you that finding, hiring, and retaining top talent is...
You simply cannot beat word of mouth recommendations in terms of marketing. Of course, “word of mouth” today may take the form of a tweet or Facebook post, but the impact is still significant. In fact, word of mouth may mean more today, since one...
Employee advocacy is exactly what its name would suggest. It is the promotion of your business by your employees. While companies can (and do) ask employees to talk up the organization as part of their jobs, the most effective employee advocacy is...
What if your employee engagement app could not only produce a more engaged and effective workforce but also help you predict things like employee turnover? People and organizations have always learned from past history (or claimed to), but today...
Employee engagement is considered one of the most critical factors in making a business succeed. The top three success factors, in fact, are “high level of customer service,” "effective communications,” and “high level of employee engagement,”...
Rarely does the automotive industry experience monotony. Technologies and markets both evolve quickly, as do consumer needs and wants. To maintain profitability, the automotive industry has to have tightly controlled processes, a dependable,...
A Gallup survey released in February 2017 reported that more Americans work remotely, and do so for longer periods than ever before. In 2016, 43 percent of employed Americans spent at least some of their time working remotely – an increase of four...
