How monitors deepen your employee experience and support your distributed workforce
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A good employee experience can come from many places, but Forrester’s research shows that the hallmark of a good employee experience is always the same — it empowers, enables, and inspires employees.
Organisational awareness on the importance of employee experience in driving business results is growing. Companies are realising that as the custodians of an organisation’s customer experience, employees have the power to make or break an organisation’s customer experience goals.
Download this whitepaper to see how the right monitors can improve employee productivity, create better experiences, and empower your workforce to turn around and give your customers just as good of an experience.
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