Team Dynamics Workshop
Nurture a deep understanding of your unique team cultureThis workshop is designed to nurture a deep understanding of your unique team culture and stimulate a safe and trustful environment.
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Employee Experience
Employee Experience (EX) design is the practice of creating a fulfilling workplace that nurtures a sense of belonging for all team members. We treat employees as though they were customers to uncover their needs. That way we can provide real value to small and large teams that will improve their workplace culture over time.
The two most common goals when looking at EX are:
- Retaining talent by stimulating sustainable growth within the company.
- Boost productivity by having happy employees.
Working from Home 101
Set up a connected team and nurture productivity while working remotely.This workshop is for anyone that wants to set up a connected team and nurture productivity while working remotely.
Get in touch with Anna Fransson
A design-loving Swede inspired by science fiction, Japanese culture, photography and most of all the people I work with! Creating a fulfilling user experience with elegant designs is very rewarding, whether it’s an interactive dashboard, exhibition or brand identity.
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