It’s well documented that frequent check-ins with managers lead to more engaged, productive employees, and according to Brandon Hall Group, 65% of HR executives want higher quality check-ins with employees. By developing structured, continuous feedback, we can enable others to do their best work while putting people at the center of their career growth and development.
Join us to explore the link between performance feedback and workplace well-being. We’ll hear from two industry experts how effective feedback can become a catalyst for emotional fitness, energizing work, deepening connections among teams, and building empathy and trust.