Episode 156: The role of DEX at one of Fortune’s Best Companies: Robert Half
Join us and delve into the role of digital employee experience (or DEX) at Robert Half, one of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For. Evelyn Lim, Senior Director, Digital Workplace Colleague Experience at Robert Half, joins Nancy Goebel in the studio. By fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration, Evelyn and a global team of Robert Half colleagues are working cross-functionally to set the standard for what it means to be an employer of choice in the digital age. Evelyn describes their approach as ‘agile-ish’ and this is underpinned by her own passion and focus for supporting and enabling the digital employee experience. In their discussion, Evelyn reveals her perspective on why DEX is so important, and the parts personification and accessibility play for colleagues based around the globe. The pair also talk about how input from colleagues is the air that fuels the digital employee experience. What shines through is the power of the DEX collective; a testament to Robert Half's commitment to the wellbeing and success of its employees, and to the company’s high standing as an employer of choice. Listen now to Nancy and Evelyn to find out more. (Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.)Guest speakers:Evelyn Lim, Senior Director, Digital Workplace Colleague Experience Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episode 155: Leading digital transformation at Motorola: A community manager's perspective
Are you a technology enthusiast, a business leader or someone who is simply curious about the future of work? If so, sit back and enjoy this episode of Digital Workplace Impact, which is packed with insights and inspiration around responding to rapid technological changes and human factors whilst transforming the digital employee experience (DEX). Host Nancy Goebel is joined in the studio by Ted Hopton, DWG alum and Manager of the Workplace Technologies Team at Motorola Solutions. The world of work is changing at pace – and it’s happening in impactful ways inside Motorola. Ted brings to life experiences and approaches that he’s taking in his work to balance the needs of the business with those of employees when making decisions about what's next. For all this and much more about digital transformation at Motorola Solutions, join Nancy and Ted for this great discussion. (Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.) Guest speakers: Ted Hopton, Manager, Workplace Experience Technologies Team at Motorola Solutions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episode 154: The art of self-promotion in the digital age
Looking to the future, do we need to shift from the language of the digital workplace to that of the business in storytelling? And how does storytelling play a part in helpfully promoting yourself and your team in the workplace? The latest guest in the Digital Workplace Impact podcast studio is Tanya Williams, Head of Internal Communications at Gallagher Retail. In this conversation, Tanya shares with host Nancy Goebel more about her approach to helping colleagues master the art of self-marketing and communication.The conversation is a blueprint for digital workplace leaders to help build muscle around their storytelling, a skill that will not only help individuals with their future success, but also equips leaders to promote their teams and their work. Alignment between online and physical presence plays a part in building a reputation. Add in some straightforward tools and techniques, along with your own authenticity, and you have a pathway to create trust at the same time. The future of the digital workplace beckons, and the benefits of championing both your team and yourself will have its place within this. To hear more about the art of self-promotion in the digital age, listen today. (Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.) Guest speakers:Tanya Williams, Head of Internal Communications at Gallagher Retail Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episode 153: Internal communications in the age of AI
How can the transformative power of AI be leveraged in the work of internal communicators? Can it really help to foster a more inclusive, high-performing environment for teams? This time, our host Nancy Goebel is joined by Monique Zytnik, a global internal communication leader. Monique shares her perspective on the transformative power of AI in internal communications, drawing on insights from her latest book, which includes innovative strategies and real-world examples of how AI is reshaping workplace communication. Every day, AI presents challenges and opportunities for internal communication professionals. Monique emphasizes the importance of a multilayered approach and an immersive communication mindset in effectively making the most of AI tools. While addressing common misconceptions about AI, Monique also offers practical advice for maintaining a human-centric approach when embracing technological advancements. Ultimately, while technology brings new opportunities, the importance of ‘people come first’ shines through. For an enlightening discussion on internal communications in the age of AI, listen now. Guest speaker:Monique Zytnik, Global Internal Communication Leader Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episode 152: Celebrating excellence: DWG's Awards are back!
It’s time to shine, so tell us your story! The Digital Workplace Group (DWG) Awards programme is back for 2025, offering a great opportunity to gain industry-level recognition for your team’s digital workplace achievements. In this short, sharp episode of Digital Workplace Impact, you can hear more as host Nancy Goebel is joined by Elizabeth Marsh, Director of Research for DWG, and Sarah Escott, DWG Events and Collaboration Director – the duo leading the programme. Together, they set out the application process and timescales, along with some essential advice for anyone considering taking part.The DWG Awards 2025 celebrate those organizations and practitioners who have excelled in creating well-executed, high-performing digital workplaces. But if you’re putting together an entry, remember that, while facts and figures are important, painting a whole picture is even better! You can enter the Awards until June 27 and the online Awards event is set to take place on September 17. So, listen now for the inside track on DWG’s 2025 Awards.(Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.)Guest speakers: Elizabeth Marsh, DWG Director of ResearchSarah Escott, DWG Events and Collaboration Director Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The number 1 digital workplace podcast (as rated by Feedspot) where DWG's Nancy Goebel investigates and explores ideas, practices and people impacting the new digital worlds of work. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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