95% of the times, I measure time “quantitatively”.
That’s what the productivity obsessed - get more done in less time - culture has taught me, and maybe you too.
But constantly tracking time and trying to control it can get extremely overwhelming. Like it did for me last week.
That’s when I discovered Kairos, a Greek term for qualitative time.
A term that validated my sudden need to grab some fresh air in between work. The sense of time when I’m in nature, having a deep conversation with a loved one, or writing interesting, heartfelt content.
Some call this the flow or even mindfulness.
But no matter what name you choose to call this concept, Kairos has helped me refuel my heart, soul, and spirit.
Is Kairos an experience you resonate with too? (Side note: If you're big on sharing your experiences, I'd love to hear your story. Here's where you can find me!)
With that said, let’s see what’s up in the world of work and beyond.
Engagement activities can a lot of times feel like forced fun. But rituals?
Rituals build communities. And in the hybrid era, if there’s one thing that has a critically low reading on most companies’ barometers, that’s the sense of “we”, the feeling of togetherness.
In this McKinsey Talks Talent podcast, Bryan Hancock, Bill Schaninger, and Lucia Rahilly talk about creating new rituals for the changing world of work with some really cool examples!
Design has always been a key component and differentiator of what we do at Tydy. So, we figured, it's high time we launched People+, our very own Employee Experience (EX) Design Studio!
Our process is rigorous and collaborative as we work with you on your short-term goals and long-term vision in order to pave the path to get you there.
Whether it's poor employee engagement, or low adoption of programs & processes, or some other underlying issue that is affecting your company culture, we will find the root cause and co-design the right experience for you and your organization.
Have a problem that needs solving? Or just curious about how this works? Get in touch.
In a workplace that will be multi-generational for a good time to come, delivering great experiences to every individual regardless of their generation and enabling inter-generational collaboration to build high-performing teams is an absolute priority for People Operations.
What does this look like? And how can you navigate multi-generational dynamics?
Rachele Focardi, author of ‘Reframing Generational Stereotypes’ and an expert on multi-generational workforce has some refreshing answers.
Hiring for diversity is only the beginning. The real work starts after that.
For new employees from underrepresented groups to thrive, they need trusted allies within the organization. People Ops being the first of them.
Allyship is intentional and a learned practice. If you're looking to be a better ally to your diverse employees, LinkedIn's training on allyship is a great resource.
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95% of the times, I measure time “quantitatively”.
That’s what the productivity obsessed - get more done in less time - culture has taught me, and maybe you too.
But constantly tracking time and trying to control it can get extremely overwhelming. Like it did for me last week.
That’s when I discovered Kairos, a Greek term for qualitative time.
A term that validated my sudden need to grab some fresh air in between work. The sense of time when I’m in nature, having a deep conversation with a loved one, or writing interesting, heartfelt content.
Some call this the flow or even mindfulness.
But no matter what name you choose to call this concept, Kairos has helped me refuel my heart, soul, and spirit.
Is Kairos an experience you resonate with too? (Side note: If you're big on sharing your experiences, I'd love to hear your story. Here's where you can find me!)
With that said, let’s see what’s up in the world of work and beyond.
Engagement activities can a lot of times feel like forced fun. But rituals?
Rituals build communities. And in the hybrid era, if there’s one thing that has a critically low reading on most companies’ barometers, that’s the sense of “we”, the feeling of togetherness.
In this McKinsey Talks Talent podcast, Bryan Hancock, Bill Schaninger, and Lucia Rahilly talk about creating new rituals for the changing world of work with some really cool examples!
Design has always been a key component and differentiator of what we do at Tydy. So, we figured, it's high time we launched People+, our very own Employee Experience (EX) Design Studio!
Our process is rigorous and collaborative as we work with you on your short-term goals and long-term vision in order to pave the path to get you there.
Whether it's poor employee engagement, or low adoption of programs & processes, or some other underlying issue that is affecting your company culture, we will find the root cause and co-design the right experience for you and your organization.
Have a problem that needs solving? Or just curious about how this works? Get in touch.
In a workplace that will be multi-generational for a good time to come, delivering great experiences to every individual regardless of their generation and enabling inter-generational collaboration to build high-performing teams is an absolute priority for People Operations.
What does this look like? And how can you navigate multi-generational dynamics?
Rachele Focardi, author of ‘Reframing Generational Stereotypes’ and an expert on multi-generational workforce has some refreshing answers.
Hiring for diversity is only the beginning. The real work starts after that.
For new employees from underrepresented groups to thrive, they need trusted allies within the organization. People Ops being the first of them.
Allyship is intentional and a learned practice. If you're looking to be a better ally to your diverse employees, LinkedIn's training on allyship is a great resource.
She’s pregnant. She’s a woman. And she’s a person of color.
Rihanna at the Super Bowl halftime show is everything that "inclusion" can gift this world!