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Chapter One: Introduction to Digital EX
Chapter Two: Determine Your Digital EX Goals
Chapter Three: Design a Better Digital EX Across the Employee Lifecycle
Chapter Four: Put Your Digital EX Plan Into Action
Chapter Five: Assess Your Digital EX and Prepare for the Future of Work
You’re likely already familiar with the term employee experience, but what’s the digital employee experience? Hear from Mike Ettling, former President of SAP Success Factors and CEO of NGA HR, and others as they explain:
P.S. Don’t forget to take a few notes (hint: pay attention to the key takeaways at the end). You’ll want to prepare for the quiz at the end of the course so you can receive your certificate in digital EX!
Chapter 1 Resources
Now that you understand the importance of a smooth digital EX, it’s time to think about how you can make digital EX a priority at your organization. Do your EX goals connect to the big picture? In this video you will:
Experience is the best teacher. That’s why this video focuses on real-world stories from Adriana Bokel Herde, former Chief People Officer at Biogen, and Jonathan Benhamou, PeopleDoc’s CEO and Co-founder.
Chapter 2 Resources
To your employees, work is more than just a contract. It's a relationship—a critically important one. In this hour webinar, employee engagement expert Jason Lauritsen explains how to design an EX through the lens of a healthy relationship.
You’re halfway there! Now that you understand the importance of digital EX and how to connect your EX goals to your organization’s business objectives, it’s time to take action—right? Not quite yet. Before you can start to improve the employee experience, you need to assess all touch points across the employee lifecycle. When your employees need something from HR, what’s the experience like today?
In this video you will:
The next chapter explains how to put your EX plan into action using technology. But, before you can apply technology it’s important to first define the problem you’re trying to solve. Be sure to watch the pre-requisite video below featuring employee engagement expert Jason Lauritsen.
Chapter 3 Resources
Before you can apply technology to the employee experience, it’s important to first define the problem you’re trying to solve. In this video, employee engagement expert Jason Lauritsen explains why it’s important to be clear on the type of experience you want to create and the different roles technology can play in creating your ideal experience.
Once you’re finished hearing what Jason has to say, you’re ready to move on to Chapter 4!
Once you’ve thought through all employee touchpoints and how they could be improved, it’s time to make your ideal EX a reality with the help of technology. But, there’s a lot of HR technology out there. How can you determine what you need to achieve your digital EX goals?
In this video, PeopleDoc’s tech expert Nicole Lindenbaum walks you through what to consider when choosing technology to improve EX. You’ll also get HR’s perspective. Ryan Higginson-Scott, former Senior Manager of People Operations and Systems at Optimizely, shares his advice based on years of experience at large and small companies.
In this video you will learn:
Chapter 4 Resources
You know the drill—what doesn’t get measured doesn’t get managed. Once you’ve executed on your plan to improve digital EX, how can you tell if it’s working? PeopleDoc’s tech expert Nicole Lindenbaum explains which metrics indicate whether your employees are having a positive digital experience. Then, gain insight into the future of digital EX. Mike Ettling, former President of SAP SuccessFactors, explains how RPA and conversational technology will impact employees and HR.
In this video you will learn:
You’re thisclose to becoming a digital EX expert! Now that you’ve watched all the video lessons and looked through the chapter resources, scroll down to take the certification quiz.
Chapter 5 Resources
Get certified in digital EX
Take a 10 question quiz on what you've learned throughout the micro-course and get a certificate of completion.
