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Did you miss Symposium Event’s Employee Engagement Summit?

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Engagement-IconDid you miss Symposium Event’s Employee Engagement Summit? Don’t worry, here are some of the tweets we received off Twitter:

“Interesting point from Nicholas Higgins: when focusing on engagement, what performance are we trying to change?” – Dilys Robinson, a Principal Research Fellow at the Institute for Employment Studies.

“Employee engagement summit 2013: great session from David and Nita” – Lucy Wilson, an employee engagement Lead from BAE Systems plc.

For more tweets on the summit, check out the twitter page: #SEEngage

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