Webcast:
With the third month of the year comes unending talk of basketball, NCAA, seeds, and brackets. No matter where you live or work, you will likely hear some mention of the March Madness tournament. In the human capital world, the subject of March Madness often focuses on lost productivity or decreased attention resulting from the tournament.
It’s time to consider March Madness from a different perspective: how the competition can actually aid your organization in engaging your workers and successfully filling out a more important bracket, that of employee engagement.
In this fun-filled webinar, Murat Philippe will provide techniques for creating a winning engagement strategy by drawing parallels to the popular tournament. He will analyze the most effective drivers of engagement, and help you create a winning bracket to engage your workers. Murat will provide tips and techniques for developing a team that will succeed in the workplace. After participating in this webinar, attendees will have a sense of how to attract, engage, and retain top talent.
Attendees of this webinar will leave with a sense of:
- Which engagement drivers will lead to three-point shots, and which will result in air balls
- How to determine the drivers of engagement that are most effective for your team
- Best practices and winning advice for developing engagement power plays
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Presenters
Murat Philippe has worked in the survey Industry for over 15 years. Director of Workplace Consulting Services at Avatar Solutions, he helped develop the organization’s employee engagement philosophy and pioneered the first-ever, groundbreaking linkage between diversity and engagement. He regularly consults organizations on survey design and action planning as well as statistical analyses to identify key drivers of business outcomes. Mr. Philippe is a graduate of Northwestern University.
Hi Jacques, the slides are available for download if you scroll up on the page to right up below the webcast title. There was not a research report tied to this webcast though, so I'm not sure what you might be referring to. Please advise!
Hello,
Can we get a copy of slides and reearch report? Thank you.