Sprigg launches new look Performance Management website

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Sprigg, leading provider of online performance management solutions for small and medium sized businesses, is excited to announce the launch of a newly designed website.

The revamped site (www.sprigghr.com) is in keeping with the simple, accessible and unassuming brand. It welcomes visitors with elegant colours and a clean, user-friendly design. The content of the latest version of the performance management website focuses on our mission to provide our clients, HR professionals and small and medium business leaders with value, passion, and expertise.

The new site is fully responsive and fits all types of browser resolutions. It also has a touch-friendly mobile and tablet navigation menu.

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In addition to showing the benefits of Sprigg’s performance software, the new site offers an enhanced blog where you will find a huge resource of information and advice: www.sprigghr.com/blog

Blog topics include helpful tips on how to get more from your Sprigg user experience including: the latest HR technology news, opinion and developments, employee development, coaching and learning opportunities, team planning and goals, employee engagement, feedback and recognition, team dynamics and much more to help you inspire your employees and get the most from your workforce.

The launch of the new website comes hot on the heels of some big changes to the Sprigg performance management software – offering lots of additional features and an even more intuitive user interface.

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