Employee disengagement is a costly business problem, with a global cost exceeding $8.8 trillion annually and employee engagement hitting an 11-year low in 2024.
Highly engaged employees lead to better performance in customer loyalty, market share, and profitability for organizations.
Diagnosing specific problems accurately is crucial for improving employee engagement effectively and efficiently.
HR should identify impactful drivers of disengagement among key employee segments to take targeted action.
Strategic action plans grounded in engagement science empower leaders and managers to improve engagement, performance, and retention.
The entire organization, including the C-suite, must commit to executing engagement plans and creating accountability across the business.
Investing in dynamic manager enablement, AI-powered tools, and coaching helps transform managers into effective change agents and culture builders.
Case study: Jamy Conrad at TrustRadius successfully reduced turnover by focusing on developing managers through strategic planning and accountability.
Employee engagement is crucial for productivity, retention, and business success, and requires proactive measures to address disengagement effectively.