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Claudio Vincenzo Greco
Marketing Communication | Corporate Communication | Public Relations consultant with decades of experience in global business environments and organizations. #b2bmarketing #brandmanagement #marketingcommunications
Claudio Greco is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in public relations, media relations, brand management, and marketing. He has extensive experience in managing international networks of agencies and internal resources.
With a strong educational foundation that includes a Laurea from Universit\u00e0 degli Studi di Milano, a post-graduate course from Universit\u00e0 di Bologna, and studies at Liceo Classico Giosue' Carducci in Milan, Italy, Claudio brings a wealth of knowledge to his roles.
Having held various key positions at DuPont, including Marketing Communication manager and Public Relations & Marketing Communication Manager for different sectors across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, Claudio has honed his expertise in advertising, event management, issue handling, and communication in specialized domains like science, technology, and environmental matters.
Claudio's career highlights also feature roles such as Assistant Director at Assocomaplast, Communication Responsible at the non-governmental organization ACRA, and diverse positions within DuPont covering areas like public affairs, media relations, and brand protection.
His skill set encompasses content generation for varied communication channels, building relationships with architects and designers, and managing communication strategies to safeguard and promote brands effectively.
Claudio Greco's professional journey reflects a blend of hands-on experience, academic excellence, and a proactive approach to navigating the complex landscape of public relations and marketing communications.
His tenure in renowned organizations and his dedication to continuous learning underscore his commitment to excellence and innovation in the field.
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THE NEW SURVEILLANCE ERA: Visibility Beats Productivity for RTO and Remote. Whether in office or online, employees feel pressured to look productive, resulting in the Green Status Effect. By Bamboo HR.
Tons of rethoric, hypocrisy and bla bla should be removed from the public debate. If you scratch the surface, you often end up in seeing old rust.
" ... The connection between Return To Office (RTO) mandates and workforce downsizing is not lost on workers, many of whom consider an RTO mandate to be a layoff precursor. Vague reasoning and missing productivity metrics leave employees to assume the worst, which is only fueled by already-low employee happiness and trending anti-work content on social media. One in four (28%) remote workers fear they'll be laid off before their in-office coworkers.
Nearly two in five (37%) managers, directors, and executives believe their organization enacted layoffs in the last year because fewer employees than they expected quit during their RTO. And their beliefs are well-founded: One in four (25%) VP and C-suite executives and one in five (18%) HR pros admit they hoped for some voluntary turnover during an RTO, proving, in some cases, why RTO mandates are layoffs in disguise.
By using RTO mandates as a workforce reduction tactic, companies are losing talent and morale among their employees. Nearly half (45%) of the employees who have experienced RTO report significant talent loss within their organizations—talent that was highly valued and wished to be retained.
Moreover, the discontent with return to office policies is strong among employees, with more than one in four (28%) stating they would consider leaving their positions if subjected to such mandates. This level of dissatisfaction could lead to a further drain of talent, affecting not just morale but also the stability and innovation potential of the workforce. ..."
#management #motivation #productivity #HumanResources
... Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on Earth, as it is in Heaven. ...
#greenwashing #gentrification
