People & HR Masterclass: Introduction to People Experience (PX)
Description
Who is this masterclass for?
This session is designed for People, HR and L&D professionals who want to who want to rethink how they approach people challenges and explore practical ways to design better experiences at work, with their people rather than for them.
What is this masterclass about?
Most People teams are handed a solution and asked to roll it out. People Experience borrows from experience design to do it differently: treat the experience of work as something you design, with your people rather than for them.
In this 90-minute interactive virtual session, we'll:
look at what PX is, and how it differs from how HR usually works
explore four mindsets for designing the experience of work: small experiments, purposeful action, understanding the system, and designing with, not for
try them out on a real people challenge from your own organisation
leave with one small experiment you can run straight away
Session format & expectations
Format: Live virtual session on Microsoft Teams
Group Size: 6–12 participants for an intimate, interactive experience
Language: English
Engagement: This is a highly interactive session, including breakout room discussions and reflection exercises. Participants should ensure they can be fully present, with no distractions or competing commitments.
This masterclass is led by Meg Bernard-May.
About Meg
Meg Bernard-May is the founder of PollinateXD, based in Brisbane, Australia. She works with leadership and People teams in growing businesses to align culture with their mission by embedding an operating model for continuous improvement.
Meg started her career in experience design, then moved into People Experience after a Master’s in Organisational Psychology. She spent seven years in London working with startups and the BBC, helping HR teams bring design thinking and product practices into how they work.
For any questions about this masterclass, please reach out to Ramona (ramona@curaspaces.com).
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