When you lead a workshop, you are the catalyst of the think tank. To optimise the results/outcomes you need to master both the methodologies of designing a workshop, the facilitation tactics and the different tools in the case of remote collaboration.
Digital badges have gained increasing recognition as micro credentials and pedagogical tools over the last decade. They serve as a practical way to engage with employees and recognise accomplishment as part of an online program and they can also be useful in creating awareness among colleagues, potential employers or managers of new professional skill sets or achievements. In our previous article published a few weeks ago, we already talked about how digital badges changed the logic of the certification process, both in an educational context and in professional organisations. Now we would like to talk more about how digital badges can be applied to improve business performance. How can they contribute to improving business performance and how they can change employees’ behaviour?
Are you envisioning to go digital with your company? Then you have probably set up a transformation strategy and have it planned through. Well done!
Yet have you also taken your current organisational culture into consideration? If not, then your transition towards a digital future will most probably be in danger.
Did you know that a recent McKinsey (2016) study has shown that the biggest hurdle companies have to face when going digital is actually their own culture?
Amcham and MindForest are delighted to invite you to the first Luncheon webinar “Digital Workplace Culture – The Future is Now!” which will take place on 8th June 2020 from 12:00 to 13:30 via Zoom. Speakers Lene Pedersen (Senior Consultant) and Lisa Obringer (Consultant) at Mindforest and Amcham Chairman & CEO, Mr Paul Schonenberg.
Le travail à distance, et plus particulièrement le télétravail, tend aujourd’hui à se généraliser avec le développement des nouveaux outils digitaux. Ce choix présente de nombreux avantages à la fois pour l’entreprise et les collaborateurs, mais il y a également des conséquences à ne pas négliger.
En effet, le travail à distance ne favorise pas le développement des relations interpersonnelles, les interactions entre collègues ou avec la hiérarchie, il ralentit la communication directe et les collaborateurs peuvent ressentir un sentiment de cloisonnement et d’isolation par rapport à leur environnement de travail. Cela entraîne la perte des objectifs collectifs, le partage des connaissances, mais surtout la culture d’entreprise.
MindForest is delighted to invite you to its virtual BrainBreakfast “Will Your Company Culture Make or Break Your Digital Future?” which will take place on 20th May 2020 from 9:00 to 10:00 online.
As the poet John Donne already stated in the 16th century:
“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent.”
This quote can easily be transferred to a business environment, as it reflects a basic need that most human beings experience. The need to create inter-personal links and to feel part of something bigger. Five centuries later, in 2019 Cognizant conducted a survey in partnership with Microsoft. The aim was to gain a better understanding of employee perceptions about belonging at work. They surveyed more than 10,000 employees from 17 countries allaround the world, 92% of whom expressed the overall importance of feeling a sense of belonging at work.
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