
What is employee engagement? And why should you care?
How do you measure employee engagement? And does it matter for every business? Let’s deconstruct the concept and why you should care.
Michelle began her career in March of 2011. She has been working in the HR industry for more than 16 years, focusing on employee relations, performance management, training, onboarding and employee engagement. Currently, she is a corporate learning and development consultant at Insperity, where she develops and delivers in-house training programs to employees. Michelle holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
How do you measure employee engagement? And does it matter for every business? Let’s deconstruct the concept and why you should care.
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