I'm making the shift from marketing and sales strategy and content back to my first love -- recruiting and organizational development. My intention is to use TAYA strategies to help companies attract, engage, delight, and retain great team members.I was inspired by a post I saw and decided to (finally) create content that shared my POV. I'd love to get some engagement (and feedback) so I thought I'd share the link here. And then I thought we could help each other by sharing links to a LI post we'd like to get engagement with and help with its visibility.So here's the direct link to my post and if you share yours then I'll go over and reciprocate.Thanks! Looking forward to reading and engaging with your posts! https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/employee-engagement-true-missing-piece-improving-winnie%3FtrackingId=awmw8MpXY2zLwX60z1dlsw%253D%253D/?trackingId=awmw8MpXY2zLwX60z1dlsw%3D%3D

Winnie Anderson

about 9 hours ago

This is so amazing! I know lots of people like a good challenge. Great example :)

Winnie Anderson

February 2 at 03:50pm

Google has announced that it is sunsetting its A/B testing platform, Google Optimize (and Optimize 360) on September 30, 2023. Google said the platform "does not have many of the features and services that our customers request and need for experimentation testing."Many digital marketers have invested a lot of time learning to use this tool, and its integration with GA and intuitive interface made it a solid A/B testing tool for conversion rate optimization. Though several marketers on Twitter are clearly bummed out by the announcement, it wasn't all bad news for Google Analytics users. One of the most interesting takeaways from the announcement is that Google is investing in A/B testing in Google Analytics 4, which could present some interesting opportunities in that platform. How are you feeling about this announcement? Are you optimistic about the pending GA4 A/B testing functionality or just upset at Google for sunsetting yet another frequently used marketing tool?

Seth Sparks

January 27 at 08:09pm

Martin Bredl  I would say, every sales team doing virtual meetings NEEDS a tool like Gong. I personally use Chorus, but the ability to auto-record calls, transcribe the calls, see analytics of the call, and determine what one can do better is ESSENTIAL for a sales rep to thrive and grow. For myself personally, I have had a feeling at the end of a call and then went back to watch it and had a completely different perspective after the review. This tool makes sales teams better if they are willing to review their own work and share it with others

Martin Bredl

January 24 at 06:03pm

Posing a question to the community to get some collaborative dialogue. What is your biggest fear in your business right now, during this recession?

Cristal Drummond

January 20 at 05:43pm

LOL  Stephanie Baiocchi  almost every tech problem starts with the reboot!

Winnie Anderson

January 16 at 09:42pm