About this event
Most companies treat engagement and performance as separate ideas, but that’s a mistake. To succeed over time, employees need to feel both connected to their work and confident that the company will do well. Sustainable high performance needs an engaging culture and performance confidence. Measure those two and you get a clear, forward‑looking read on whether your culture will deliver results.
This Personnel Today webinar, in association with Culture Amp, examines the people and culture platform’s research from more than 1,800 global companies, as it introduces its Performance Culture Quadrant, a data-backed framework that transforms insights into a strategy for success.
Editor Rob Moss is joined by Sarah Muljiani, senior people scientist at Culture Amp, who will show you a simple way to measure engagement and performance confidence, identify where you are today and take practical steps to move your culture forward.
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This free 60-minute webinar includes an in-depth presentation on Culture Amp’s global data insights and an audience Q&A.
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Sarah Muljiani is a senior people scientist for Culture Amp in the EMEA region, with a strong focus on Middle East & Benelux customers. She has a BSc in Psychology from University of Birmingham and an MSc in Industrial/Organisational and Business Psychology from University College London. In her role, Sarah partners with customers in collecting, understanding, and taking action on employee feedback through industry best practice and applied I/O psychology concepts. Prior to Culture Amp, she has worked in a professional services firm and a Canadian-based Pension Fund specialising in all things HR, Talent Management, Engagement, Assessment and Selection across a range of industries in Dubai, and more recently in London. Sarah’s main areas of interest include Employee Wellbeing, Leadership Development, People Consulting and Mental Health.
An experienced business editor, Rob has been hosting webinars and podcasts about HR, L&D and employment since 2006. He became editor of Personnel Today in 2010, leading a team of expert journalists who cover HR trends, employment law, and all the latest news in the profession.