Helen Lea knows what it takes to create an integrated employee experience. A veteran of managing people, she now works to bring diverse teams together in the name of employee experience.

It was such a wonderful experience chatting with Helen. I was absolutely floored by not only her incredible depth of knowledge, but her willingness to share it. I have no doubt you will get a lot out of our chat. I know I did!

In this episode we cover:

• Helen’s career path from HR Development Manager in South Africa, to her current role as Chief Employee Experience Officer at MYOB, including what an Experience Officers does.
• Helen shares the process of her husband becoming the primary caregiver, and advice for women who want to have a career and be a mother.
• Helen talks about next generation employment experience and the  initiatives that MYOB has implemented to improve the employee experience.
• The role diversity and inclusion plays in employee experience.
• MYOB’s developHER program
• And so much more

Episode Resources 

• Helen Lea on Linkedin
• Forbes article, Employee Experience Is The Future Of Work
• MYOB research, 75 per cent of women surveyed believe jobs of the future will require skills in STEM, yet the majority are ill-prepared for it
• MYOB’s developHER program
• Book, Alpha Girls by Julian Guthrie

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