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Somewhere right now, an HR team is celebrating a benefits rollout that nobody will remember in three weeks.
I’ve spent years building platforms focused on employee experience. And the pattern I keep running into is maddeningly consistent: companies design genuinely good benefits packages, then essentially whisper them into the void and wonder why nobody shows up.
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