Predictions Report

Predictions 2019: Employee Experience

The Spotlight Shines Bright As Executives Scramble To Improve EX

November 5th, 2018
Maxie Schmidt, VP, Principal Analyst
Maxie Schmidt VP, Principal Analyst
Andrew Hewitt, Principal Analyst
Andrew Hewitt Principal Analyst
J. P. Gownder, Vice President, Principal Analyst
J. P. Gownder Vice President, Principal Analyst
Amanda LeClair, Senior Analyst
Amanda LeClair Senior Analyst
Samuel Stern, null
Samuel Stern
Kelly Price, null
Kelly Price
With contributors:
Jon Symons , Andrew Hogan , Harley Manning , Sam Karpinski , Shayna Neuburg

Summary

Low unemployment and high quit rates are intensifying the already bright spotlight on employee experience (EX). But while companies, EX professionals, and executives are anxious to improve employee experience, many of their 2019 efforts will be misguided. In this report, we share five predictions for what will happen to employee experience next year.

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