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OverviewHow to harness Employee Experience Design to attract and retain the best talent In Employee Experience Design: How to Co-create Work Where People and Organizations Thrive, three highly experienced leaders explain how businesses can use Employee Experience Design to create workplaces that deliver better business results by first focusing on meaningful employee experiences. Many leading organizations worldwide have successfully implemented Employee Experience Design, but until now, there has been no comprehensive book that outlines exactly how to do it. Employee Experience Design delivers a proven, step-by-step method that leads to more engaged and productive employees, which in turn leads to superior organizational performance. With inspiring stories from leading brands like Airbnb, Patagonia, and many others, this book addresses challenges businesses face, such as: We all know that the world of work is continuously evolving and unpredictable. Many leaders are not sure how to make changes to address new, unexpected challenges. Employee Experience Design is a system leaders can use to meet those challenges. Employee Experience Design is much more than a rebrand of traditional HR practices. It’s a shift in mindset that HR and the organization can use to navigate highly competitive markets and ones with thin profit margins. Many organizations are drowning in policies and initiatives. Employee Experience Design is a way to reduce that burden while delivering better results both for employees and for the bottom line. Employee Experience Design is a timely and practical guide for business leaders, executives, and managers who want to recruit the best talent, engage and retain those people, and deliver impressive business results. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Dean E. Carter (Airbnb) , Samantha Gadd (Modern Solutions) , Mark Levy (EX Manifesto Project)Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc Imprint: John Wiley & Sons Inc Dimensions: Width: 16.00cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 23.10cm Weight: 0.408kg ISBN: 9781394329588ISBN 10: 139432958 Pages: 240 Publication Date: 13 January 2026 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Out of stock The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available. Table of ContentsPart I Imagine 1 Chapter 1 The $100 Bill 3 Seeing Value Others Overlook Chapter 2 Hardball Objections, Straight Answers 9 Chapter 3 The North Star 21 The EXD Guiding Principle Chapter 4 A Conversation with Beth Grous 35 The Impact of Trust and Humanity, and the Courage of Everyday Leaders Part II Prepare 47 Chapter 5 Mindsets 49 Seven Mindsets for Employee Experience Design Copyrighted Material Chapter 6 A Conversation with Kirsty Lloyd 63 How Empathy and Feedback Became Cultural Anchors at Scale Part III Design 77 Chapter 7 Culture Check 79 Moments That Matter and Moments of Truth Chapter 8 Three Frameworks 87 A Structure for Achieving Meaningful Design Chapter 9 The Double Diamond 109 A Proven Design Method Part IV Experiment 137 Chapter 10 The EX Blueprint 139 Letting Everyone See the Big Picture Chapter 11 A Conversation with Melanie Rosenwasser 145 Bringing UX Rigor to EX: It’s a Product, Not a Perk Part V Measure 159 Chapter 12 Metrics That Matter 161 Taking the Pulse of Your Organization Chapter 13 A Conversation with Greg Pryor 175 Turning Experience into Intelligence and Then into Impact Part VI Celebrate/Extend 187 Chapter 14 A Conversation with Michelle Bonfilio 189 The Emotional Core of Employee Experience Design Chapter 15 Making EXD Your Own 205 Final Wisdom and What Grows over Time Postscript: A Personal Reflection from the Authors 211 Acknowledgments 213 About the Authors 219 Index 223ReviewsAuthor InformationDEAN E. CARTER has over two decades of experience as an executive officer for renowned and Fortune50 companies such as Patagonia and Sears, as well as a board director for private and publicly traded companies. His views on employee experience and future of work are frequently featured in global publications, podcasts, corporate events, and mainstage keynotes. SAMANTHA GADD is a globally recognised pioneer in Employee Experience Design. As Founder of Humankind, New Zealand’s leading people and performance consultancy, and Excellent, a global EX Design certification, she has helped hundreds of organisations design work-places where people and businesses thrive. Samantha led the creation of the global EX Manifesto and continues to champion human-centred design as a strategic lever for performance. MARK LEVY is the pioneer of the shift from HR to Employee Experience, which he and his team designed at Airbnb. Mark’s career includes previous leadership roles at Best Buy, Levi Strauss & Co., and Gap Inc. Mark is an EX Advisor and Public Speaker. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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