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Operating and competing in a period of dramatic social, economic and technological change means companies are facing great upheaval to the way work is done and the skills required to undertake that work. Employees’ success depends on the ability to acquire new skills, fast; and companies’ success depends on the

TI People co-founder and chief executive Volker Jacobs is one of the world’s leading authorities on employee experience. As arguably the hottest topic in HR in 2020, Volker was approached by myHRfuture’s Digital Leaders podcast to discuss employee engagement and – crucially – how to scale EX at speed. The

Dramatic macro-economic environmental shifts over the last 10-15 years have fundamentally changed how individuals relate to organizations. For talent acquisition, business leaders face a perfect storm:  The very sophisticated personalized, digital, consumer experiences that candidates regularly have in their private lives (think of Netflix, Amazon, Uber) have greatly raised the

55% of Global 2000 CHROs put Employee Experience (EX) in their list of priorities for 2019. Focussing on enabling productivity, wellbeing and profitability has meant the employee experience discipline has matured rapidly in the last twelve months. But what do employees expect from their companies in 2020? And what EX trends

Introducing TI People’s State of Employee Experience research report Redefining HR as a people success function, Employee Experience (EX) is to Human Resources what Customer Experience is to Marketing and Sales: the face of the future. Over the last two years, TI People has worked alongside Global 2000 companies to

This week, the TI People team and I travelled to Nice, France, to join 800 HR professionals at the fourth annual HR Congress. Partners of the congress since its inception, TI People were delighted to showcase some of the world’s brightest ideas and most valuable case studies as sponsors of the Employee Experience track.

The EXI is here! We launched the ‘Employee Experience Index’ for the financial services industry together with an incredible line-up of senior HR executives. The group concluded that the EXI will be a currency for the experience industry we live in and a tool to integrate all the EX efforts of their companies.

The finance tech transformation makes people a critical success factor for the financial services (FS) industry: Engaging critical talent while building a more agile organization has become essential to competing and innovating in the new world of FS.

Last month we had the privilege of hosting 20 HR leaders from across the United States at Dolby’s office in San Francisco. Our goal was to guide the group through the what and the how of sustainable EX improvement. Around the room, the objective for many was much the same;