Employee experience in a digital first world
Free for everyone
Organised by The CIPD Branch in South London
Free for everyone
Organised by The CIPD Branch in South London
This session explores how organisations can design meaningful, consistent employee experiences in a digital-first world.
In today’s workplaces, the employee experience extends far beyond traditional HR processes or isolated initiatives. As Julian Lute from Great Places To Work describes, it is the cumulative assessment of every interaction an employee has with your company and its people. With the rise of digital-first work environments, many of these interactions happen through digital workflows, communications, tools, and systems. The quality and design of these digital touchpoints shape how supported, connected, and confident employees feel every day.
Why this event matters
Modern employees expect consumer-grade experiences at work, just as they do in their daily lives. HR teams often face overwhelming manual tasks and fragmented tools, which create friction and impede employee engagement. Redesigning employee experience as a seamless, human-centred digital journey is no longer optional—it is critical for fostering a strong culture and unlocking organisational potential. This event explores how rethinking employee experience with automation, system integration, and intentional design can remove barriers, reduce digital fatigue, and transform HR from administrators into experience designers.
What attendees can expect
Join Matt Scrimshire from HiBob for an insightful session that reframes employee experience using user experience (UX) principles and real-world case studies. Matt will:
About the speaker
Matt Scrimshire, HiBob
Matt Scrimshire is a seasoned HR tech specialist with 25 years in software and 15 years shaping people-centred digital experiences. Now a Solutions Engineer at HiBob, he’s worked with organisations ranging from Coca-Cola to major financial and tech firms, helping them build HR processes that feel intuitive, supportive, and genuinely human.
A self-professed process junkie, Matt is obsessed with understanding how people move through work and designing digital journeys that anticipate needs rather than create friction. When he’s not rethinking HR experiences, he unwinds through woodworking — crafting with his hands what he usually crafts in code and process.
Please note:
Tue 17 Mar 2026, 18:00-19:30
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