The Must-Read Books on Employee Experience
Add bookmarkWhat are the secrets of brands that deliver amazing employee experience (EX).
Through social networks we are inundated with posts and images about companies that are delighting their employees - from pre-hire right through to their departure. Then there’s updates celebrating managers having a positive impact on their team, which inspire employees to go above and beyond to deliver breakthrough results.
Imagine if you could discover and apply the same EX strategies within your organisation?
The reality is, in most cases you can. Often the secrets of EX success feature in countless books detailing the ways companies and managers have nailed EX. These books all serve as inspiration for any manager.
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At Qualtrics our team of EX experts got together to create a shortlist of the current EX must-reads. We’ve detailed a selection of these below to guide you in your selection. Be sure to check out the full list here, which will equip you with the learnings and examples you need to accelerate your EX journey.
EX Must-Read Books
Dream Teams: Working Together Without Falling Apart
By Shane Snow
What makes great teams great? Why do some groups hit it off while others hit a wall? What is the alchemy of productive partnerships — and what factors lead to failure? You’ll explore these questions and more in Shane Snow’s trailblazing report on the surprising reasons collaboration is sometimes messy, sometimes magical.
It Doesn’t Have to Be Crazy at Work
By Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson
Is it possible to have major success without major stress? Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson have been (calmly) asserting so for years, and this book builds on their crusade against chaotic corporate culture. Banish the burnout in your organisation with this proven guide.
Radical Candor: Be a Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity
By Kim Scott
Often, managers act as their manager-selves, instead of just themselves. They step into a boss identity, and leave their humanity behind. Kim Scott insists good bosses simultaneously employ both criticism and caring — both professional leadership and personal empathy — and shows us how to use both to be and develop great managers.
Be sure to watch this webinar with Kim Scott to hear from the author herself about how you can create a culture of feedback, help the people on your team achieve their fullest potential, and drive results collaboratively.
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