As an HR leader, if your goal is to nurture organizational empathy, then you have to make empathy a conscious part of your day-to-day. Unfortunately, many leaders and HR leaders struggle with how to exhibit empathy and build an empathetic organizational culture.
Watch our On-Demand webinar to get tips and advice on how to build, nurture, and grow organizational empathy from the top down.
Speaker Heidi Spirgi is the Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer for Cornerstone. She brings over 20 years of experience helping organizations unleash the power of their workforce by reimagining their approach to talent management.
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