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Employee Experience

4 Top Strategies for Boosting Your Company’s Frontline Employee Engagement

Frontline workers are essential for growing businesses yet often face disengagement and high turnover. This blog explores practical strategies for enhancing frontline employee engagement through communication, recognition, development, and culture, ultimately boosting retention, satisfaction, and productivity.

Employee Experience

How to Turn Feedback Into Action: Enhancing Employee Engagement Through Listening

The most successful, profitable businesses don’t just dish out orders from the top—they listen to their people and build company cultures filled with trust and dialog.

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Life at UKG

Mastering the Art of Calm: Tips for a Successful Presentation

Proven strategies to help you harness your nerves and present like a pro. From thorough preparation and mindfulness techniques to audience engagement and embracing imperfection, this blog provides practical tips to transform anxiety into excitement and deliver captivating presentations.

Employee Experience

Why Leaders Should Embrace Year-Around Employee Recognition

By moving beyond the confines of the performance review and embracing continuous recognition, we can create a more motivated, engaged, and loyal workforce.

Employee Experience

Bring Back a Rumble (or Two) to Support Culture-Based Leadership

Rumbling can help navigate conversations that require open and honest discussion, which may take employees to messy and uncomfortable places and potentially cause friction. 

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UKG Workforce Institute Study Reveals How Employees Have Navigated Post-Pandemic Workplace Communication

Four years on, a new UKG Workforce Institute post-pandemic workplace communications survey of 1,500 U.S. hourly and salaried employees found that most people feel they have adjusted well to the post-pandemic work world. 

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Life at UKG

Networking Over Coffee: Your Guide to Making the Most of an Informal One-on-One

If you want to build your professional connections and relationships, having a thoughtful conversation over a cup of coffee is a great way to do it. This approach to networking is less formal than traditional networking events and can allow for more relaxed and natural conversations. 

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HR

How to Create Safe Spaces for Difficult Conversations at Work

Conversations at work about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) should be accessible and equitable for all employees, regardless of their position — dismantling the barriers that prevent open dialogue and ensuring everyone feels empowered to speak up.

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Talent

Great Leaders are Both Introverts and Extroverts

How individuals can demonstrate leadership using their own qualities of introversion and extroversion.  

Employee Experience

How to Be a Transparent Leader (With Examples)

Transparent leadership starts with trust. Learn six ways to be a more transparent leader.