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Hear why First Tech decided to invest 1% of its payroll in social recognition and the impact it’s seen on company culture.
Social recognition helped Symantec bring two disparate cultures together, and the company saw an uptick in retention and engagement as a result.
Cisco, Symantec, and First Tech FCU see real, measurable results from their social recognition programs.
Workhuman is the friend you never knew you needed. We’re on this journey together, to create a more human workplace.
Recognition is an initial investment with a future payoff. Hear how Cisco used peer-to-peer recognition to empower employees and drive engagement.
Recognition creates a sense of belonging - it transcends how much you earn, and your racial and social status.
The true peer-to-peer recognition program at OMERS brings 3,000+ people together across multiple countries and continents.
The use of human applications is bringing humanity back to the office and is ushering in the future of the modern workplace.
Workhuman recently asked 2,700 U.S. workers what motivates them in their jobs. Their answers detail three major mistakes companies repeatedly make.
Workhuman recently asked 2,700 U.S. workers what inspires them to stay at their companies. The answer offers these insights and much more.
Service Milestones® brings your entire community together to celebrate important moments in a career.
Conversations® allows for real time employee feedback and performance management with a user-friendly interface.
Hear how the value of investing in a recognition program has impacted some of the biggest companies in the world.
Companies are beginning to use peer-to-peer and real-time feedback to determine the performance of employees instead of a singular review by one person.
Merck, a company with employees all over the globe, implemented Social Recognition® and has seen very positive results across the board.