2021 in Review: Our Top 5 Articles About Connectivity
December is dedicated to connectivity at Ten Thousand Coffees. As we reflected upon 2021, we noticed that connectivity was everywhere for our clients, their employees as well as for our own 10KC team.
The feeling of connectedness is very important for today’s enterprise workers, as 62% of surveyed US enterprise employees would leave their organization for one where they would feel more connected to colleagues. The same survey revealed that 55% said that connecting with colleagues within the past year has become more difficult due to remote and hybrid work environments.
Organizations and business leaders that are prioritizing connectivity, and effectively connecting their workforces will be the most successful in 2022 and beyond, as companies continue to navigate remote and hybrid work environments, as well as the permanent changes to the way people want to work.
Find out how you can best create a connected workforce by reading our five best connectivity articles from 2021:
1. Better Mentorship, Connectivity, and Talent Development Opportunities Can Halt the Great Resignation
In 2021, our team surveyed US enterprise employees and revealed that the majority of them feel disconnected, unengaged and siloed as a result of hybrid work. The COVID-19 pandemic has made employee connectivity more difficult, and employees are yearning for more informal learning and development opportunities.
2. Building Inclusive Colleague Connectivity in the New Hybrid Workplace
In November, we hosted our first Virtual Innovator Coffee Series featuring Steven Pae, VP Global Head of Marketing and Digital Technology at Prudential Financial, and our CEO and Co-Founder Dave Wilkin. They discussed how companies can leverage technology to better connect their teams and minimize employee silos rom remote and hybrid work settings.
3. 15 Virtual Networking Questions that Will Engage Your Colleagues
In 2021, our team learned that employees and employers want to network and connect their teams, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to facilitate and make meaningful connections. We provide 15 actionable questions and tips for HR teams and business leaders to better facilitate virtual networking and informal learning opportunities for their teams.
4.How Executives From RBC & Manulife Have Embraced Virtual Mentorship
Find out how senior leaders Adam Mamdani, Vice President, Proprietary Distribution, RBC Insurance and Rahim Hirji, Global Chief Risk Officer for Manulife. met during the COVID-19 pandemic whilst using the Ascend Canada Café, an online platform for pan-Asian leaders to meet and collaborate. They discussed the importance of virtual mentorship and how it can continue to connect teams amidst hybrid and remote work environments.
5. 6 Action Items to Create Human Connection in the Future Workplace
Prior to hybrid and remote work environments being the norm, business leaders and employees facilitated connections based on proximity. Our team compiled a list of six action items for organizations to create human connections authentically in remote and hybrid workplaces.
2021 in Review: Our Top 5 Articles About Connectivity
December is dedicated to connectivity at Ten Thousand Coffees. As we reflected upon 2021, we noticed that connectivity was everywhere for our clients, their employees as well as for our own 10KC team.
The feeling of connectedness is very important for today’s enterprise workers, as 62% of surveyed US enterprise employees would leave their organization for one where they would feel more connected to colleagues. The same survey revealed that 55% said that connecting with colleagues within the past year has become more difficult due to remote and hybrid work environments.
Organizations and business leaders that are prioritizing connectivity, and effectively connecting their workforces will be the most successful in 2022 and beyond, as companies continue to navigate remote and hybrid work environments, as well as the permanent changes to the way people want to work.
Find out how you can best create a connected workforce by reading our five best connectivity articles from 2021:
1. Better Mentorship, Connectivity, and Talent Development Opportunities Can Halt the Great Resignation
In 2021, our team surveyed US enterprise employees and revealed that the majority of them feel disconnected, unengaged and siloed as a result of hybrid work. The COVID-19 pandemic has made employee connectivity more difficult, and employees are yearning for more informal learning and development opportunities.
2. Building Inclusive Colleague Connectivity in the New Hybrid Workplace
In November, we hosted our first Virtual Innovator Coffee Series featuring Steven Pae, VP Global Head of Marketing and Digital Technology at Prudential Financial, and our CEO and Co-Founder Dave Wilkin. They discussed how companies can leverage technology to better connect their teams and minimize employee silos rom remote and hybrid work settings.
3. 15 Virtual Networking Questions that Will Engage Your Colleagues
In 2021, our team learned that employees and employers want to network and connect their teams, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to facilitate and make meaningful connections. We provide 15 actionable questions and tips for HR teams and business leaders to better facilitate virtual networking and informal learning opportunities for their teams.
4.How Executives From RBC & Manulife Have Embraced Virtual Mentorship
Find out how senior leaders Adam Mamdani, Vice President, Proprietary Distribution, RBC Insurance and Rahim Hirji, Global Chief Risk Officer for Manulife. met during the COVID-19 pandemic whilst using the Ascend Canada Café, an online platform for pan-Asian leaders to meet and collaborate. They discussed the importance of virtual mentorship and how it can continue to connect teams amidst hybrid and remote work environments.
5. 6 Action Items to Create Human Connection in the Future Workplace
Prior to hybrid and remote work environments being the norm, business leaders and employees facilitated connections based on proximity. Our team compiled a list of six action items for organizations to create human connections authentically in remote and hybrid workplaces.