How to Keep Employees Engaged During the Pandemic – Podcast

How to Keep Employees Engaged During the Pandemic - Podcast

This week I will ask you to listen instead of read. SHRM, the global Society for Human Resource Management, asked me to be a guest on a recent episode of the All Things Work podcast regarding the unique challenges of engaging employees effectively during the pandemic. You can listen to the ideas I shared with host Tony Lee by streaming it here or on your preferred podcast app (e.g. Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, etc.). And as always, I invite you to share this with anyone you believe would find it helpful…including your c-suite team.

Dick Finnegan is SHRM’s top-selling author and top-rated webcast presenter. Please email your comments to DFinnegan@C-SuiteAnalytics.com.  Contact Dick to discuss how we can help you retain your valuable employees.  You are also welcome to forward this blog to anyone you believe would find it helpful.

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