Employe Experience (EX) is a Journey, NOT a destination

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Many companies have a listening strategy and conduct regular employee surveys to understand turnover. Measuring turnover as a metric can be helpful, but it is also a lagging indicator of a disengaged workforce. Most best-in-class employers are collecting real-time data that enables them to prevent turnover.

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