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A Culture of Consistent, Genuine Care at Kempinski Hotels

Kempinski is dedicated to building a workplace where employees come first, employee engagement takes priority, and the employee voice carries weight.

Leading With Strengths: James Milliken

Learn how the chancellor of The University of Texas System acquires new ideas, learns from the past and connects students with great opportunities.

What the Most Engaged Organisations in EMEA Do Differently

Six award-winning organisations share their secrets and reveal how to create a high-performing workplace that employees commit to.

Customer Brand Preference and Decisions: Gallup's 70/30 Principle

Traditional economics depicts the consumer decision-making process as one of logic and reason. Gallup research finds otherwise.

Leading With Strengths: Donde Plowman

Hear how the chancellor of the University of Tennessee uses her strengths to lead in higher education, improve student retention and spread positivity.

The Real Global Jobs Crisis

Traditional metrics overlook a hidden jobs crisis threatening workplaces worldwide. Are leaders prepared to rethink life at work?

How to Improve Your Hybrid Work Experience Using CliftonStrengths®

Find out what Gallup has discovered about hybrid work and how managers, teams and employees can apply their strengths to make the most of hybrid work environments.

Leading From Every Chair: The Beauty of Strengths at Estee Lauder®

Learn how a strengths, wellbeing and inclusion emphasis has fueled Estee Lauder's mission to help its employees lead.

How to Develop and Improve Your Strengths

Learn how to develop your strengths into something you can depend on at work, at home and in every relationship -- time and time again.

How Highmark Health Embraces Disruption and Builds for the Future

Discover how Highmark Health employed strategies and tools to drive performance, embrace disruption and make healthcare better in the pandemic.
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