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     "The rapid adoption of GenAI technology necessitates that com-  say employees feel trusted and empowered by leaders; who say
     panies be agile in talent management and develop various strat-  employees trust their employer and feel supported by them; and
     egies in response. In this regard, employers who utilize GenAI  who feel leadership cares about employees as people.
     most effectively have the opportunity to become among the most
     attractive workplaces for top talent. Beyond GenAI— a key de-  Overall, employees and employers agree culture has been im-
     terminant in gaining a talent advantage—companies must also  proving, but employers remain much more optimistic than em-
     develop strategies in workforce areas such as company culture,  ployees. For example, 77% of employers believe employees feel
     employee reward systems, skills, training, and career pathways  trusted and empowered by leaders, compared to just 57% of
     to secure a competitive edge in talent acquisition. According to  employees. Similar gaps exist for the other culture questions.
     the EY Work Reimagined 2024 Study, companies with a talent
     advantage are more likely to excel in productivity and high-per-  The drastically more optimistic view of employers might be ex-
     formance metrics."                                       plained by increased comfort with the productivity possible with
                                                              hybrid and remote work. The largest number of knowledge work-
     Healthy culture for a work-from-anywhere                 ers (40%) – professionals who typically use specialized knowl-
     workforce                                                edge or expertise – wants to work three or four days remote per
                                                              week, whereas 48% of employers choose the same. The number
                                                              of  employees  preferring  full-time  remote  work  for  knowledge
     After years of experience and innovation in working flexibility,  workers is 28% (vs. 14% of employers with this preference).
     the conversation has moved farther from one about “how” to
     being firmly rooted in “why.” It’s not enough to enable remote  As more knowledge workers remain in hybrid and remote work-
     or hybrid working for knowledge workers, but a future Talent  ing arrangements, there is some loss of the old trappings of
     Advantage depends on an organization’s ability to create a co-  physical  connection  to  a  particular  workplace.  For  example,
     hesive, positive culture for a diverse and dispersed workforce.  just 28% report having assigned seating or a place for personal
                                                              items, minimizing their physical connection and felt ownership
     Kültür, organizasyon sağlığında önemli bir rol oynuyor ve şir-  of office space.
     ketlerin  genel  sağlık  puanının  %40’ını  oluşturuyor.  Yetenek
     avantajına sahip organizasyonların %66’sı, son 12 ayda kültürel  But these untethered workers still see the office as a cultural
     anlamda önemli bir iyileşme yaşadıklarını belirtirken, bu oran  touchpoint. Knowledge workers cite social connection and sep-
     yeteneği yeterince değerlendiremeyen organizasyonlarda yalnız-  arating work and home spaces as the top reasons to go to the
     ca %4. Culture is found through the number of respondents who  office, followed by collaborating with colleagues.
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