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Career Advice

Five ways to personalize employee experience in 2025

December 16, 2024

Career Advice

Five ways to personalize employee experience in 2025

December 16, 2024

Photo by Campaign Creators on Unsplash

The global workforce is undergoing a profound transformation, and with it, the employee experience is shifting dramatically.

In recent years, the way employees engage with their work and workplaces has become increasingly personalized, driven by evolving expectations, rapid advancements in technology, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), new work modes, and a growing emphasis on rebalancing work — life integration.

These changes have led to many employees seeking roles and ways of working that more closely align to their personal needs and values, while also demanding more from their employer to deliver a more positive and differentiated employee experience.

Instead, organizations are recognizing the importance of tailoring their employee experience to meet the diverse and dynamic needs of their workforce through:

  • Evolving the employee value proposition (EVP)
  • Prioritizing the impact of generative AI
  • Intentionally linking the employee experience with the customer relationship experience
  • Focusing on financial wellbeing and pay transparency.

Employees want more from their EVP

In the past, the employee value proposition (EVP) was centered around what employers could offer and what they expected in return.

It was a largely transactional relationship.

While the fundamental elements of the ‘give’ and ‘get’ remain important, employees today are placing a higher priority on their daily experiences.

These interactions with peers, managers, ways of working, technology and experiences in both significant and minor moments in their work life, are now just as important, if not more so, than the tangible benefits they receive from their employer.

As we look toward 2025, the job market remains competitive, with low unemployment, low quit rates, and workforce participation returning to pre-pandemic levels.

This expectation is making companies more interested in giving employees a better experience to attract and keep top talent.

In turn, employers are seeking their own ‘flex’ by leveraging increased applications of AI and taking advantage of changes in regulatory environments.

Similarly, while majority of organizations believe hybrid work is here to stay, organizations are experiencing a widening gap between what employees want and what organizations are ready to offer.

Organizations are often lacking the data and struggling to make data-driven decisions on what matters.

This tension may moderate wage increases, but employers continue to face a skills shortage.

More employees, especially those with in-demand skills, will be considering new opportunities, and the experiences they have in critical and everyday moments will influence their decisions in significant and personal ways.

Strategic investments (both financial and non-financial) in delivering the EVP across diverse work modes will be key to driving sustainable people and business outcomes.

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The global workforce is undergoing a profound transformation, and with it, the employee experience is shifting dramatically.
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