How do you celebrate the people working for you in different locations and time zones? If you’re managing remote employees, shoutouts that used to happen in staff meetings now happen in virtual huddles. Instead of bringing donuts to the office, you might give everyone a gift card for coffee. Teams that reach their targets get a bonus or unique gift. Conventional wisdom says these strategies should help with remote employee engagement.

In today’s corporate competition, employee engagement stands as a critical differentiator. It’s not simply a feel-good metric but a strategic imperative directly impacting an organization’s bottom line. Incorporating employee performance into this equation further emphasizes its significance in driving success and sustainability.

When employees feel valued and recognized as individuals, they act in ways that benefit colleagues, managers and the organization. They’re also happier, healthier and more engaged. Gallup and Workhuman studied thousands of employees across several countries to gauge the power of recognition. They found that when recognition efforts resonate, employees are: In short, recognition is a powerful motivator and antidote to employee burnout.

There’s no doubt, nothing in today’s work environment is ordinary. It’s a fast-paced, interconnected, and hybrid workplace. That’s why collaboration is the recipe for a successful team. Effective teamwork is the cornerstone of high-performing organizations. It allows them to innovate, adapt, and achieve their goals. But what does it take to build a genuinely collaborative team?

Imagine a place where every employee can find accurate answers to their IT questions and requests — a centralized hub where every service offered by the IT department is organized, described, and well-explained. This utopia within the IT Service Management (ITSM) world is known as the service catalog, and we're here to guide you in building one that is both effective and easy to navigate.

Explore the twin challenges of overutilization and underutilization in the workplace. Learn how Insightful's comprehensive solution helps managers prevent burnout, boost engagement, and optimize workloads. Discover practical tips and real-world examples of successful implementation.

These days, it is crucial to have an efficient employee performance management system for every organization. It is becoming increasingly the case that most corporations must think about ways to improve their staff’s productivity, interest, and health to remain viable within a given market sector.

Salesforce finance teams use Slack for approvals, to speed up reporting and to work with external partners.

Microsoft Teams and Zoom are two of the top video conferencing tools we have today. They help organizations communicate and collaborate from anywhere at any time, ensuring a seamless, uninterrupted workflow. And as companies keep transitioning into hybrid or remote work, it’s only natural that the demand for tools like Microsoft Teams and Zoom continues to grow. But which app is best for your business?

A company’s onboarding process can make or break a new hire’s performance. No one knows this better than Mike Jordan, Asana’s Head of Growth and Impact. With 20+ years of experience under his belt, Jordan helps Asana create the right frameworks to help every employee thrive. His team covers four main areas: Together, these areas make up the entire employee experience at Asana—including the company’s best-in-class onboarding program.