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5 Steps to Choosing the Right Employee Engagement Software for Your Business

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User-experience The usability of the employee engagement software will impact how frequently employees use the platform and how easy it is for them to access self-service information such as payroll, holiday schedules, and organizational charts. Remember not to restrict usage to only the HR team.

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HR Tech Stack: A Practitioner’s Guide

AIHR

This benchmark determines which tests applicants take and provides insights into how their behavioral data matches up. Once you’ve shortlisted a few options, schedule demos or free trials to see what the features can do and how user-friendly they are. A good user experience for both HR and employees is critical.

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HR Technology Strategy: How HR Leaders Can Succeed

AIHR

It allows you to set benchmarks and track progress effectively, ensuring that the technology investments yield the desired outcomes. Here’s what an HR technology strategy summary can look like: Focus on user experience Prioritize creating an intuitive and user-friendly system for both employees and HR staff.

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Digital Employee Experience: A Definitive Guide for 2024

AIHR

The following digital employee experience components are the key to doing so: User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) : DEX starts with how straightforward and pleasing the workplace technology is to use. To put it differently, successful digital employee experience platforms should address employees’ pain points.

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Deciding to Fix or Kill a Problem Product

Harvard Business Review

Usability is the second major killer of new products and services, and the bar is getting ever higher for what makes a great user experience. They’ve seen a visualization, listened to a PowerPoint presentation, watched a highly controlled demo. Situation Two: Poor Usability. Fix or kill?