Contrary to popular belief, the employee experience is not an independent lever that can be directly activated: it is a result that can be indirectly controlled. It can become a legitimate political objective when operational levers are out of reach, but it loses all usefulness when work is actually managed.
In short:
The employee experience is not a direct action but the indirect result of work management; it becomes unnecessary when work is properly organized and governed.
It is not a matter of subjective feeling but results from the gap between prescribed work...
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