Getting the Most of Your Team
Management of human capital is key to business success. In this session of FESPA Global Summit 2021, Paddy Moran builds an understanding on how to maintain your teams focus and the importance of keeping them both engaged and happy.
| Management of human capital is key to business success. When employees feel part of a valued team, they remain motivated and responsible; when they are well trained, they are happy to come to work and enthusiastically meet the demands of customers. During the course of last year, we’ve seen companies doing their best whilst struggling to face the pandemic. The people that create business got us through and often made extraordinary sacrifice and effort to ensure continuity. In this session, Paddy Moran, builds an understanding on how we can keep our teams doing the best for our companies and the importance of keeping them engaged and happy. |
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