Miloslav Cugalj

Miloslav Čugalj

Retail Agile Transformation Lead | Branch Sales Department
at Raiffeisen Bank

The report really captures what many of us are seeing on the ground – teams are motivated and resilient, but there’s growing pressure around autonomy at work, recognition, and career growth. If we want to keep people engaged, we need to move from just listening, to actually acting on what we hear. And with younger generations joining the workforce, there’s a clear expectation for a more open communication, regular feedback, and genuine praise for their contributions – they want to know their work matters.

Pulse from the Top

Bank leaders highlight key factors for employee engagement in 2025: transparent communication, growth opportunities, and a positive workplace culture.

Ivana Ivic

Ivana Ivić

People & Culture Head, Member of the Executive Management Board
at UniCredit Bank Serbia

"The most significant outcomes from experience in using platform is promotion of speak up culture across the organization — one that values openness,...

Vlastimir Vukovic

Vlastimir Vuković

CEO
at NLB Komercijalna Bank

"Employee well-being is a core strategic priority. Open dialogue and mutual trust between employees and management are the foundation of any healthy sy...

Katarina Vucetic

Katarina Vučetić

HR Business Partner & HR Process Specialist, HR Function
at Yettel Bank

"Our culture is built on trust, dialogue, and ownership, values that give people the freedom to act with purpose and lead with integrity. It’s what t...

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