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How can HR help nurture employee advocacy?

How HR can nurture employee advocacy

As a young marketer, one of the first things I learnt was the importance of brand advocacy. Sure, attracting customers to your brand and successfully selling them your products is one thing: but turning them into advocates was – and […]

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Illustration of a survey, as featured in the Cezanne Blog Pulse Surveys: A Quickfire Guide for HR Professionals

Pulse surveys: a quickfire guide for HR professionals

Pulse surveys: a quickfire guide for HR professionals in summary: ​Pulse surveys are brief, regular questionnaires designed to monitor employee sentiment over time, allowing organisations to detect trends and make informed decisions. key benefits include: Regularly soliciting feedback demonstrates to […]

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Illustration of a disengaged employee, as featured in the Cezanne blog 5 signs of a disengaged employee

5 signs of a disengaged employee

5 signs of a disengaged employee in summary: If you want to spot the signs of a disengaged employee, do the following: Aim to spot disengagement early: Recognise skey indicators such as reduced initiative, increased absenteeism, and declining work quality […]

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Five ways HR can boost happiness at work

Five ways HR can boost happiness at work If you’re an HR professional looking to boost happiness at work, try the following actions: Equip managers with strong social and emotional intelligence to foster a supportive work environment. Integrate naturally happy […]

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What's going wrong with workplace cultures? Lets find out... Cezanne HR Blog

Is your workplace culture fit for the future?

Is your workplace culture fit for the future? In summary: In this blog, we investigate the importance of cultivating a workplace culture that aligns with future trends and challenges, emphasising the need for adaptability, innovation, and inclusivity to thrive in […]

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