The document summarizes an employee engagement event held by Manners & Murphy on March 4, 2014. The event schedule included presentations from Manners & Murphy, Glassdoor, Karin Volo, and Yammer on topics related to employee engagement and how engaged employees can deliver a better customer experience. Attendees were encouraged to follow the organizers on social media and join an employee engagement forum to continue the discussion. The event aimed to provide HR professionals with strategies and insights into improving employee engagement.
3. The Line-up
• 8.55am - Welcome to the event
•
9.00am - Manners & Murphy
•
9.45am – Glassdoor
•
10.30am – Interval
•
10.45am - Karin Volo
•
11.30am – Yammer
•
12.15pm - End
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4. Welcome
• Follow us @MannersMurphy
• Tweet about the event #EEE
• Join 800+ HR professionals @The Employee Engagement
Forum on LinkedIn
• Prize draw at interval for “Engage” by Karin Volo
• All slides will be available after the event on SlideShare
03/03/2014!
10. State of Global Workplace Report
• To win customers and a bigger share of the marketplace –
businesses must first win the hearts and minds of their
employees
• 13% engaged
• In UK
• Engaged – 17%
• Not engaged – 57%
• Actively disengaged – 26%
• In the UK this costs the country between £52 and £70 billion
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13. Conversations you can’t control
• You’ve never had control
of what people say. It’s
complete fantasy
• More adverse with the
advent of social media
• So how do you influence
the conversations?
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14. THE 'MAGIC' OF INVOLVEMENT PSYCHOLOGY TO DRIVE
ENGAGEMENT, SALES AND LOYALTY
YOUR BUSINESS
15. Hawthorne effect - Involvement
drives support and sales
By involving GPs pre-launch Prozac went from being a late
to market ‘me too’ product to market leader
17. What they need from you to be an
ambassador
• Know what the businesses/brand stands for
• Know what makes it different from the competition
• To understand the company’s brand promise and
• To able to explain the most important elements of the brand
identity
• To be empowered to deliver on the brand promise when
problems arise and when they don’t
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18. Experience: Do you think you can tell if an
employee is unhappy in their work by the
customer experience they deliver you?
Is employee satisfaction with the job projected in the customer experience
80%
72%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
17%
11%
10%
0%
Yes
No
Don't know
03/03/2014!
19. Retention: Which of the following
would make you want to switch
brands?
Reasons for switching brands
35%
32%
30%
24%
25%
21%
20%
20%
15%
10%
5%
2%
2%
0%
Poor customer
experience
Rude employees
Cheaper alternative
Just want a change
Poor service/faulty
product
None of the above
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20. Recruiting - Would a positive
recommendation influence a decision to
join a certain company?
Would positive recommendation influence a decision to join a
certain company?
80%
72%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
16%
12%
10%
0%
Not at all
Yes - Would influence but not the deciding Yes - One of the most important reasons for
factor
joining a company
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21. HOW TO DO IT?
FINDING OUT WHAT MATTERS
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22. Is not doing an engagement survey
a good idea?
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26. Driving employee advocacy to
positively impact sales/brand
Employee
NPS
Customer
NPS
If employees are detractors of the customer experience/service that they
deliver it is highly likely to create detractors amongst your customers as
well.
27. A consistent metric across
internal and external customers!
Manners & Murphy the first in the world to identify the merits of
ENPS – four years ahead of Reicheld and Bain!
!
• Identify areas on how to improve the employee experience!
• Identify the employees and the reasons why they love and
hate you!
• Identify why employees leave for the competition!
• Identify the most effective forms of recruitment – those that
attract promoters rather than detractors!
• Provide yourself with an annual benchmark!
• If you use Customer NPS then you can compare the direct
correlation between a happy workforce and the customer
experience and sales!
28. The financial benefit…
• Increasing your Net Promoter score by 12% will deliver your
business double the sector growth average
• Increasing your share of Promoters by 7% will deliver your
business 1% growth
• Reducing your share of detractors by 2% will deliver your business
1% growth
• If your business has an above average NPS profile in its sector you
could see 4x the growth rate
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30. Bottom line
“Connect and measure your internal
customers initiatives with your external
customer ones as they are already
connecting on a daily basis whether
you like it or not”
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52. We
Believe…in
a
new
way
of
doing
business
Crea)ng
The
Most
Amazing
Companies
53.
Karin
Volo
• 15+
years
working
with
Executive
Search
• VP
in
the
US,
started
up
new
company
in
Europe
• Coaching,
Mentoring,
Personal
&
Organizational
Development
• Chief
Joy
Bringer,
Co-‐Founder
to
Evoloshen
• Best
Selling
Author
54.
Why
we
wrote
Engage!
q Have
helped
individuals
and
companies
going
through
transi>ons
q Too
many
people
are
unhappy
in
their
work
q Wanted
to
help
companies
keep
their
people
instead
q Discovered
a
formula
that
we
wanted
to
share
with
others
about
a
new
way
of
doing
business
55.
Our
research…
• Why
are
certain
companies
doing
so
well?
• What
are
they
doing
differently?
57.
Today
we’re
going
to
cover…
• Why
Engagement
MaKers
• Global
Trends
and
Disrup>ve
Changes
• The
5
Cultural
Keys
to
crea>ng
an
Amazing
Company
58.
Our
)me
is
limited
My
promise
to
you...
• Give
you
as
much
as
I
can
today.
• Let
you
know
how
to
take
it
further.
59.
Why
Engagement
MaHers
Our
old
ways
of
working
aren’t
working
anymore…
Disengagement
is
a
disease.
Complacency
is
a
cancer.
60.
Current
Workforce
Situa)on
• 71%
of
employees
are
disengaged
~Gallup
2013
• 84%
of
employees
intend
to
ac>vely
seek
a
new
posi>on.
~Right
Management
• Disengagement
is
cos>ng
companies
$450-‐$550
billion
annually
in
lost
produc>vity
~Gallup
2013
63.
1.
Technology
Changes
In
the
19th
century,
the
Industrial
Age
moved
workers
from
an
agricultural
to
a
produc>on
model.
In
the
20th
century,
we
experienced
another
revolu>on
as
the
Informa)on
Age
moved
workers
from
factories
into
offices.
In
the
21st
century,
we
are
in
the
midst
of
a
virtual
Transforma)on
Age
where
the
internet
and
technology
are
redefining
our
workplace
yet
again.
64.
Accelerated
Change
“Change
is
not
linear,
it’s
exponen3al.”
~Ray
Kurweil
•
one
billion
new
users
online
•
more
than
four
billion
new
people
using
cell
phones.
65.
2.
Demographic
Changes
4
Genera>ons
174
newspapers
worth
of
informa>on
working
longer
Mass
exodus
Major
Value
Gap
66.
Genera)on
Y
By
2014,
Millennials
(born
between
1977
and
1997)
will
account
for
half
of
all
the
employees
in
the
world
~Harvard
Business
Review
67.
3.
Talent
Mismatch
• 60%
of
companies
are
having
trouble
aKrac>ng
cri>cal-‐skill
employees
• In
2012,
about
75
million
people
aged
15
to
24
years
were
unemployed,
an
increase
of
over
4
million
from
2007.
~Int’l
Labour
Organiza>on
68.
What
Does
This
Mean?
q Lack
of
reten>on
&
loyalty
in
a
company
•
150%
of
the
employee’s
annual
compensa>on
figure,
up
to
400%
for
managers
q Decrease
in
produc>vity
and
profits
•
stress
costs
businesses
$300
billion
a
year.
69.
Focus
on
the
problems…
•
•
•
•
economic
growth
workforce
effec>veness
employee
turnover
chronic
skills
gaps
70.
Our
Approach
–
Cultural
Hacking
You
never
change
things
by
figh>ng
the
exis>ng
reality.
To
change
something,
build
a
new
model
that
makes
the
exis>ng
model
obsolete.
~
Buckminster
Fuller
71.
Defini)on
of
Engage:
–
to
have
full
aKen>on,
commitment,
enthusiasm,
passion,
and
purpose
for
your
work,
to
be
wholeheartedly
involved
in
and
contribute
posi>vely
to
an
organiza>on.
72.
Why
Engagement
Works…
“Engaged
employees
perform
20%
beKer
and
are
87%
less
likely
to
leave
their
organiza>on.”
~HR
Magazine
“Direct
link
between
employee
engagement,
customer
sa>sfac>on,
and
revenue
growth.”
~Harvard
Business
Review
73.
Why
Engagement
Works…
Working
with
employee
engagement
and
recogni>on
generates:
q 27%
higher
profits
q 50%
higher
sales
q 50%
higher
customer
loyalty
~Gallup
2013
77.
Some
Examples…
Company
A
:
10
000
employees
:
1
600
employees
turn
over
(16%).
Employee
turn
over
cost:
$120
000
000
per
year
Company
B
:
100
employees
:
16
employees
turn
over
(16%).
Employee
turn
over
cost:
$1
200
000
per
year
78.
What
is
A
Most
Amazing
Company?
A
Company
that:
q
is
very
deliberate
in
how
they
are
doing
business
q
has
a
Bigger
Purpose
q
leads
with
the
WHY
q
has
Raving
Fan
…
is
becoming
a
“Conscious”
Company
by
building
a
sustainable
business
that
focuses
on
the
triple
boKom
line.
79.
The
5
Cultural
Keys
Goes
Beyond
Teamwork
The
Front
Line
Is
The
BoHom
Line
~Southwest
Airlines
80.
The
5
Cultural
Keys
Innova)on
and
a
sense
of
Con)nually
Improving
al
ironment
Env
P&L
Cultural
Hacking
&
Open
Sourcing
81.
The
5
Cultural
Keys
Shared
Values
&
Purpose
82.
The
5
Cultural
Keys
83.
The
5
Cultural
Keys
84.
The
6
P’s
Model
urpose
1. P
ssions
2. Pa
. People
3
uc>vity
4. Prod
rofits
5. P
mpact
Posi>ve
I
6.
85.
The
Most
Amazing
Company
Quest
q a
fun
way
to
increase
employee
engagement
through
cultural
hacking
q using
the
latest
trend
in
gamifica>on
of
work—
change
from
“have
to”
to
“want
to”
q behavioral
based
system
to
develop
people
to
reach
their
full
poten>al
within
an
organiza>on
86. It’s
>me
to
create
sustainable
business
models
with
purpose
driven
companies
that
are
good
for
the
people,
planet,
as
well
as
the
profits.
87.
Stay
in
Touch…
Karin
Volo
Karin@Evoloshen.com
+46
(0)70
301
1968
The
Most
Amazing
Company
Quest
Our
vision
is
to
make
this
the
norm,
not
the
excep3on.
www.Evoloshen.com
92. Social is driving a new way of
doing business.
Organizations
see a
20%
to
25%
boost in
productivity with
social
technologies.
Source: McKinsey Global Institute, The Social Economy, July 2012!
93. Top performing companies have
engaged employees.
18%
51%
Higher
productivit
y
Sources: Gallop!
12%
Higher
profitability
Lower
turnover
94.
95. But the reality is most employees
are disengaged.
%
66
%
57
$26,041
of
employees
work
remotely.
say they
don’t see
their
managers
enough.
productivity
loss per
worker, per
year.
Sources: Forrester Research Inc.; SIS International Research;
www.businessandthegeek.com
96. Employees are frustrated trying to
get work done.
%
68
%
68
find it difficult
to communicate
with
team members.
experience work
delays waiting for
information.
Source: SIS International Research!
97. Attract, engage, and retain your
employees with Yammer.
Better company
communication.
Make learning
and onboarding
social.
Recognize top
talent.
98. Better company communication
Announcements
Improve top-down and bottom-up
communications
My Feed/Publisher
Empower employees with a voice.
Polls
Gather feedback and ideas
quickly.
“Yammer has increased clarity of purpose and vision at ACT Conferencing. It has eliminated
unnecessary filters and given us a way to communicate across silos.”
Mark Kelly, President & COO, ACT Conferencing
99. Make learning and onboarding
social.
User Profiles
Identify and use internal
expertise.
Notes
Centralize information and
locate
resources easily.
Universal Search
Find people and information
across business systems.
10% reduction in training costs.
Source: Forrester Research Inc., Forrester TEI of Yammer, 2011
100. Recognize top talent.
Files
Quickly identify owners of
important files.
Groups
Gain insight into
performance and see what
your team is working on.
Praise
Recognize great work and
encourage more of the
same.
“Our managers use Yammer Praise to acknowledge top performers and boost morale. This
recognition makes employees happier in their jobs, improving talent acquisition and retention.”
Mark Kelly, President & COO, ACT Conferencing
102. Connecting and engaging employees
worldwide.
Professional Services | UK & Ireland |
1200 employees in 5 offices
Global provider of business solutions for
legal professionals. They use Yammer to
build employee engagement through
dialogue-based communications,
improving product and service delivery,
and joint problem-solving.
“Employee engagement is a
core objective we’re pursuing
as a company, and Yammer is
one of the best ways I know to
facilitate that. It lets us
leverage the power of
community.”
Christian Fleck,
Managing Director,
LexisNexis
110. What is in the Customer Success
Program?
Methodology
and Self-guided
Webinars
Resources
Access to
Customer
Success
Managers
Customer
Community
CommunityRegional Meet based Learning
Ups and Events and Support