Category: Employee Engagement

Getting the Employee Experience Sundae Right

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Just as an ice cream sundae has two components (base and toppings), an employee engagement strategy has two components: supportive management and programs.

6 Ways to Gain More Control of Your Job

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There are many things that managers can do to help employees feel a greater sense of control. Ultimately, the employee must realize that the seeds of control are already

Love What You Do: Core Values at Work

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Doing what you love for a living may not always be possible, but everyone can love what you do for a living.  In the workplace, it is commonly accepted that

Getting Employees In The Right Seat

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More should be done to ensure employees don’t feel like their only option is to resign. Human Resources can best ensure employees are in the right seat.
How about Human Resources reporting to the Board?

What if Human Resources reported to the Board of Directors?

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Most companies would agree wholeheartedly with the adage: "people are our most valuable resource." Yet most are structured in a manner where there are two perspectives (leadership/management and employees).
Annual Themed Weeks

Annual Themed Weeks: A Window Into Culture

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Annual themed weeks give you a back door into discovering what the company really values and celebrates.
Love What You Do

Engaging Employees with Purpose

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Purpose (the why) is a siren song to customers. Purpose is a steady drumbeat for the heart of employees.
Mastery is making progress in meaning work.

Engaging Employees with Mastery

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To motivate through mastery, managers must provide clear goals and objectives; identify skills needed to succeed at attaining the goals; provide feedback and encouragement all along the way.

Caught Up In Our Feelings at Work

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Disclaimer: some of the links below are affiliated links. Which means, at no cost to you, I will get a commission if you click through and purchase. Feelings and emotions