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Jonathan Gove

Jonathan Gove

Princeton University
Stanford University Graduate School of Business
My hobby

Playing bridge and SCUBA diving (not at the same time… yet).

A life change that seemed risky at the time, but turned out positive

Moving to Hong Kong with my wife and son on a 2-year assignment that turned into 17 wonderful years.

The natural talent I’d like to be gifted with

Some semblance of coordination on the dance floor.

My favorite getaway spot

Anywhere I can hear waves lapping.

The most valuable piece of advice I’ve ever received

“One of the hardest things about learning to teach is learning to listen.”

One word my colleagues use to describe me

Listener.

Eagle Hill blog posts from Jonathan

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Getting tired of fighting attrition? Try rethinking internal mobility

By Jonathan Gove

Workers are on the move during the Great Resignation—but 54% say they have better job opportunities at their current organization. Find out how your internal mobility programs can improve retention and give your organization a competitive edge.

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How life sciences companies can reduce employee burnout and turnover

By Jonathan Gove

Life science companies can reduce worker burnout and turnover through fully examining their employee experience.

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7 questions to help life sciences companies bounce forward to the future of work

By Jonathan Gove

Key considerations for life sciences companies as they prepare for the return to work.

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3 actions to ensure health organizations head back to work successfully

By Jonathan Gove

Find out what 3 critical actions health organizations can take to help ensure the safety of healthcare industry employees as they return to the workplace.

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The COVID-19 disruptor: Recalibrating employee performance management

By Jonathan Gove

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, millions of employees continue to work from home, and many will permanently. How do we seize the COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity to reinvent performance management and drive business results?