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CULTURE AMP EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT DRIVERS
Role clarity, company confidence, and perceptions of leadership decisions are also key drivers of the employee experience that predict future share price growth. While enablement and recognition proved to be the most significant drivers, the study identified other contributing factors as well. Similarly, companies that scored high on the item "My job performance is evaluated fairly" surpassed their low-scoring counterparts by 5.9% in share price growth in the following six months. The study revealed that organizations with high scores on the survey item "The information I need to do my job effectively is readily available" saw share price growth that outperformed low-scoring companies by an average margin of 9.2% in the six months following the survey. Companies that excelled in these areas demonstrated superior share price growth in the six months after the survey compared to their counterparts. Two drivers of the employee experience emerged as particularly influential: enablement and recognition.Įnablement refers to providing employees with the necessary information and resources to perform their jobs effectively, while recognition pertains to fair evaluation of job performance. Our comprehensive study examined the engagement survey results of over 500 publicly traded companies between 20, uncovering valuable insights into the relationship between employee experience and share price growth. This holistic experience significantly influences employee engagement and, as a result, the employee’s productivity and commitment to the organization. It includes the work environment, culture, support, and opportunities provided by the company. Why is employee experience so valuable?Įmployee experience encompasses the entirety of an employee's journey within an organization, from the moment of onboarding to their eventual departure. The findings indicate that neglecting the employee experience can have a significant negative impact on an organization's financial standing, emphasizing the need for CEOs and executives to prioritize engagement within their companies.
A recent study conducted by Culture Amp’s team of people scientists sheds light on the crucial connection between employee experience and share price performance. In today's dynamic business landscape, an organization’s success hinges not only on market trends and financial strategies but also on the experiences of its employees.
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