ICYMI: Unconvinced About Employee Experience? When Agile and UX Meet, More

Retention, increased job satisfaction, improved communications: just a few of the reasons why businesses are investing in the employee experience. Check out Scott Clark’s tips on how to develop a workplace that makes people feel fulfilled, along with articles on remote work collaboration struggles, the use of AI in marketing, and effective leadership in difficult situations.

Quick, Give Me the Headlines:

• 5 Reasons to Invest in Employee Experience Scott Clark | June 3
  A ping pong table in the office won't cut it to keep your workforce around.
• How COVID-19 Has Made Digital Transformation More Relevant Than Ever David Roe | June 5
  COVID-19 was a wake-up call to businesses who thought their outdated practices could survive any challenge. Now it’s time to catch up.
  
• Why Localized Content Is More Important Than Ever Sanjay Sarathy | June 3
  Think local, profit globally.
• What Happens When Agile and UX Meet? Debbie Levitt | June 3
  By merging UX into your Agile approach, you’ll wind up with far more than the sum of your parts.
• Leadership During a Crisis Means More Than Keeping the Lights On Melissa Henley | June 3
  Transparency and clarity will go a long way in keeping your team on track.
• How to Engage With Your Audience on Reddit Kaya Ismail | June 3
  Reddit has been largely untapped by marketers, which is why now is the perfect time to buy those ads and arrange that AMA.
• Beware These 3 Remote Work Collaboration Traps David Coleman | June 1
  There are a number of great tools now available and common for employee collaboration--but is your organization making things more complicated than they need to be?
• Data Management May Sound Boring But It's Crucial for Marketing Success Jon Miller | June  1
  Data management may not sound like the sexiest job around, but you can't afford to ignore it.
• How Do You Maintain Customer Experience on a Shrinking Budget? Phil Britt | June 3
  One thing's for certain, now's not the time to give up on your efforts.
• The Blind Spot of DAM Vendor Selection John Horodyski | June 2
  There are known knowns. Then you have your known unknowns. But the blind spot comes in with the unknown unknowns.

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