When your team is in a hybrid or remote working situation, holiday party planning takes on even more challenges than usual. You can realize the benefits of throwing engaging get-togethers during the holiday season and really want to celebrate the hard work of your employees, but it’s no longer as simple as scheduling caterers. How do you plan a fun event for your employees when some are hoping to party in person, while others are staying home and not comfortable being in a group setting?
Looking for virtual all-hands meeting ideas? Preciate shares essential topics for all-hands meetings to drive employee engagement and boost culture.
Preciate is now offering Turnkey Meeting Services to help make your next big meeting or event great, without having to lift a finger.
What is a hybrid event and how do I plan one? Read Preciate’s guide for seven steps to hybrid event planning and other tips today.
Get to know Preciate Our company, like our technology, is about building healthy, authentic relationships. Despite being a remote team, human contact is a HUGE part of our culture. We just do it a little differently! Let’s get to know some of the Preciate team.
Virtual lunch and learn meetings can be huge successes if planned properly. Preciate shares virtual lunch meeting best practices for your next event.
How do you ensure a successful all-hands meeting? Read Preciate’s guide to learn what works, what does not, & how to boost engagement in an AHM.
Preciate created a guide to virtual onboarding best practices to help the process go smoothly. Read to learn about the virtual onboarding process from the pros.
All-hands meetings can be a powerful tool for any company. They are an opportunity to bring your team together to align various departments, share important news or updates, celebrate milestones, answer employee questions, and build team cohesion.
Build company culture and increase team cohesion in virtual meetings It’s hard to build company culture and increase team cohesion when you’re constantly meeting with a group of silent black boxes. If you’re struggling to increase engagement during large virtual meetings, like all hands or team meetings, you’re not alone.
