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Designing with Insight and Intention: Uncovering Behavioral and Functional Needs

Allwork

Nor are we big fans of using surveys to collect information about how workers do their work: surveys limit engagement, information sharing, and healthy debate and exploration. The optimal way to collect a team’s key collaboration activities is through transparent two-way dialogue and discussion-based focus groups, not surveys.

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How to Maintain Your Company Culture Past the Startup Stage

Success

No longer can they maintain an open-door policy for all employees—there just isn’t time. Creating systemic and regular channels for communication is non-negotiable. This can come in many forms from department lunches with the CEO or management, town hall-style meetings or regular surveys of employees. (An

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How to Create Strategic Partnerships

Success

An online survey conducted by Forrester Consulting in 2019 found that 49% of respondents saw revenue boosted by partnerships and 77% of respondents saw “partnership development as central to their 2019 sales and marketing strategy.” . Create policy for the event that a new innovation stems from the partnership.

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Real estate sector is at a pivot point worldwide, report claims

Workplace Insight

The industry snapshot indicates that with moderating inflation and interest rates potentially peaking, and greater clarity on monetary policy, there is a degree of optimism that the market is gradually reconciling with an elevated ‘higher for longer’ interest rate environment.

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The Admin’s Impact on Employee Morale & Culture Whitepaper

Admin Awards

How Admins drive and influence culture rituals that create connection in any work environment, including remote. – They want to know what’s going on and what they can do to make the company or office environment better. Instead, use tools such as surveys to compile objective, honest data about what employees are thinking.