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Break-Out: How My Experiments Might Help w/ the Post Pandemic Resignation Boom - Kara Wilson Oliver (SocialHRCamp Virtual 2021 1.0)

  1. Digital Public Square Director, People & Culture Digital Public Square For-Impact organization On a mission to repair the damage of mis/disinformation to help create healthy communities around the world. Kara (hi!) My Tech-for-Good Story People & Culture Product Developer
  2. Anyone else pacing the panic room? Impact experiments that might help us survive the post-pandemic resignation boom A light and easy way to end our day! p.s. Grab a piece of paper + pen
  3. 2019 I spent a year prototyping solutions to boost employee engagement in millennials
  4. 2021 The sun came out and our world went technicolour. Everyone had the same idea. Let’s be the ones who do it right. Ann-Marie MacDonald
  5. Euphoric Change Historically: Take more risks Demand more What actually matters: How well you live and for how long
  6. Relevant now: The Clockout Cure p.s. Basecamp!
  7. Piece of paper Draw a line down the middle less television less waste less virtual webinars less listening to my husband chew ice-cream
  8. 50% 2021 75% 2030 Millennials in the workforce My time as an undercover millennial exploring engagement
  9. 1. Early Grew up with social good embedded into their lives...mandatory service hours in kindergarten The most generous generation by nature
  10. 2. Both Millennials demand that work have an impact on the world. Pleasure vs purpose hedonistic treadmill. The generation with the most turnover
  11. 3. Mavericks ...influence the behaviour of other generations like never before. GenX and GenZ will join
  12. Falling in love with the problem Millennial employees have a deep seeded desire to improve their world yet they have not found ways that resonate with them to produce the impact they seek.
  13. Enter…employee engagement? Successfully run programs relate positively to employee wellness and the bottom line. 6.5 fewer missed workdays/year 50% Higher revenue per employee
  14. How’s it going? 85% Disengaged Pre-pandemic 93% Disengaged Prediction “Corporate livestock” “Death by overwork” New factor: mid-career millennials Coming out of the pandemic - does this resonate?
  15. What isn’t working Engagement can’t be fulfilled with things Organization mission (rarely) drives engagement long term Top-down CSR campaigns can be limiting Vanity metrics over impact metrics
  16. What might work? We wondered how non-mission based organizations could engage in authentic social impact work for maverick millennials
  17. The experiments Will employees do the acts + did it improve engagement? Expected outcome: Failure 4:00 mins No promise of a reward at the end
  18. Impact Packages Turn student discarded items into donations Garden Gang: help us plant pollinators! Help beautify two Toronto elementary schools Transform the clothes of someone who passed into a quilt Serve meals to needy families the off-season Hand-craft something for housing insecure person Promote ‘body positivity’ among youth Warm socks on cold days Bring joy to elderly with your dog! Help youth remember and honour our veterans Take a Penny, Leave a Penny - but for clothing 10 mins - 5 hours Not volunteering (*not organized by charity)
  19. 48% Completed an action 95% Did 2nd action immediately Employees Onto something!
  20. Results: What is the most valuable thing to give? Time vs Money vs Others 66% Of respondents said time was their most valuable thing to give.
  21. Results: Would you walk with George? George 92% Of respondents said they would walk with George (or similar), with 80% gave a proxy for commitment.
  22. Results: Did you achieve satisfying impact? Long term vs Short term vs None 71% Felt perceived impact
  23. Piece of paper more connection more laughter more live music more creating
  24. Impact through small acts Acts don’t have oversized, just human Autonomy & Individualism Curated actions a la carte Boosts Engagement Employees were mobilized Giving (work) time is preferred Want the experience
  25. Impact through small acts Acts don’t have oversized, just human Autonomy & Individualism Curated actions a la carte Boosts Engagement Employees were mobilized Giving (work) time is preferred Want the experience Oxytocin (purpose/social trust) over Dopamine (pleasure)
  26. Betterplace on hold Pandemic is an anchor problem to in-person impact work Some immediate solutions Best Doable Options....
  27. Acts of Kindness - Calendar randomactsofkindness.org Builds compassion skills Budget = free
  28. WFHomie - future idea wfhhomie.com Subscription Adding impact options Budget = variable
  29. Airbnb - Social Impact Experiences Teaching Empowered Encourages empathy Budget = $30/ee
  30. Troop - Curated Needs (GTA) hitroop.com Purchase Tangible Needs Employees vote Monthly impact reports with pics Budget = $5-30/ee/month Min of $75/month.
  31. Until we can meet in person - stay safe! (p.s. more ireland)
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