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Managing Employee Experience During a Crisis

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The world is going through crazy times and is making unprecedented changes to battle the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses are facing multiple challenges and there have been huge and not-so-desirable transformations. Many companies are forced to lay off employees and the ones who stayed are engulfed in fear and despair owing to the chaotic scenarios all around the globe. Now it’s more important than ever for the companies to create an ideal employee experience because adversity reveals the true culture of an organization. It is in the times of crisis when an organization’s ability to provide a good employee experience is truly tested. What kind of experience you provide to your employees today will be remembered for years to come and that will strengthen or weaken the core of your organization.  Managing employee experience amid crisis  needs to be a priority of every organization if they want to build a strong culture that goes a long way to help the company flourish. Employe...

Employee Experience is Fine. What About Candidate Experience in Your Or-ganization?

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Candidate experience is the new buzzword these days that has captured the attention of human resources professionals . Lately, organizations have realized that candidate experience is as important as employee experience, and helps a great deal in employer branding. In this technology driven world, both current and prospective employees are well connected and social media plays a crucial role in forming the perspectives of people. When candidates have bad experiences during the hiring process, they tell others about it. And, even worse, some of them write about their experiences on websites like Glassdoor, changing the perspectives of a whole lot of prospective candidates. Once people form a bad opinion about your organization, it’s hard to reverse it. A study revealed that 70% of graduates lose interest in an organization if they read about a candidate’s bad experience. Also, majority of candidates do not reconsider an organization, even years later, just because they had a ba...