HubSpot Video

 

There's no going back

Date
October 20, 2020
Time  
7 AM PDT / 10 AM EDT

Presenter
bev-attfield Bev Attfield

Principal of Workplace Science at Jostle
Presenter
Ryan Tahmassebi Ryan Tahmassebi

Director of People Science at Hive HR

In this interactive discussion hosted by people engagement specialists, Hive HR & Jostle we explore the evolution of the HR and employee engagement space as we embrace a forever-changing world.

For decades we've talked about how to tackle high levels of disengagement and the productivity gap across the world, with more flexible working top of many employees' wishlists. So could we embrace this as an opportunity for change? Already, we have almost single-handedly been ushered into a new, more flexible way of working, and hugely challenged traditional (and often outdated) 9–5 mindsets. But why has it taken a global pandemic for some leaders to face their fears and give their people more freedom?

And now that lockdown has eased, why are some organisations looking to revert to how they worked in the pre-Covid world, rather than seeing this as an opportunity to create a better, more engaging future of work? And exactly how do we all go about doing just that and fully embracing the ‘new normal’?

If we're going to change work for good let's come together and discuss not only the challenges we face, but also what people need at work right now and how to adapt together.

Presenter bios
Ryan Tahmassebi

Ryan Tahmassebi

Director of People Science at Hive HR
After getting his masters in Occupational Psychology, Ryan started his career under the guidance of Sir Cary Cooper, President of the CIPD. In 2017, he joined Hive to establish our People Science offering and now leads the team.
 
Since his arrival, Ryan's been a driving force behind constantly challenging and enhancing our approach to people analytics, and has worked on projects with organisations including Amazon, Nestlé, River Island and Travelodge.
 
Outside of work, Ryan can be found playing football in the park with his two boys while being chased by (Johnny) Cash the Cockapoo.

bev-attfield

Bev Attfield

Principal of Workplace Science at Jostle
Bev cares about the experience people have at work, and the role that leaders play in purposefully crafting engaging environments for people to flourish. Over the course of her career, she's paid close attention to the way people engage at work, and is curious about what creates the optimal conditions for individual fulfilment and unique workplace cultures.
 
She's a regular contributor to the Jostle blog and host of the People at Work podcast.
 
When she's not in the workplace laboratory, you’ll find her running for the fun of it, learning to meditate or sharpening her Bananagrams skills.
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