Recognize This! – More and more companies are realizing the power of strategic employee recognition to reinforce and drive desired behaviors in the daily work of employees.…

Recognize This! – More and more companies are realizing the power of strategic employee recognition to reinforce and drive desired behaviors in the daily work of employees.…
Added by Derek Irvine on June 14, 2013 at 3:29pm — No Comments
Recognize This! – While few employees will choose to permanently ink their skin with your logo, far more will indelibly tattoo your values and ambitions on their hearts and minds when recognized for their efforts, contributions and achievements.
I’ve heard a lot of …
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Recognize This! – Balancing employee happiness and performance is critical to long-term, sustainable employee engagement and impact.…
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Recognize This! – Sometimes, removing bureaucracy and getting out of people’s way are the most “engaging” things you can do.
Last month, I wrote a post on 3 Good Reasons Employee Engagement Surveys…
Added by Derek Irvine on June 4, 2013 at 8:22am — No Comments
Recognize This! – Don’t bother to survey employees on their engagement unless you’re willing to invest time and money to resolve difficult, deep, cultural challenges their answers may bring to light.
Sometimes, we need to air our HR dirty laundry. Let’s bring into the light of day how surveys are traditionally conducted and…
Added by Derek Irvine on May 23, 2013 at 8:09am — No Comments
Recognize This! – A culture of recognition is one of the most powerful means of retaining top talent.
In the last few months in my travels to lead workshops with clients and to present at various HR and strategy conferences around the world, I’m hearing a repeated refrain about employee retention. In my…
Added by Derek Irvine on May 15, 2013 at 10:24am — No Comments
Recognize This! – People leave bosses, not companies. Good managers make sure their employees succeed before themselves.
We’ve all heard the truism that people quit managers not jobs. If retention of top performers and key talent is a priority for you, then one of the first places you should look for improvement is…
Added by Derek Irvine on May 7, 2013 at 12:26pm — No Comments
Recognize This! – Don’t forget the key ingredients to employee engagement and excellence.
I’ve written a few blog posts in the last couple of months where I noticed I used these two words in conjunction – Useless Unless. Two little letters of difference, yet a tremendous differentiator.
Think of the ramifications in…
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Recognize This! – Companies that treat employees well outperform the S&P Index.
Creating a work environment in which employees choose to engage directly impacts the bottom line. Companies who treat employees well have returns at least 4% better than the S&P Index, year after year.
That’s a bold statement to…
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Recognize This! – Ignoring employee potential to leave is just as dangerous and short-sighted as ignoring the reasons why they would.
How many news reports, blogs or tweets have you read about…
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Recognize This! – You can’t ask people to become what they do not know or understand.
At this stage, I think we can all agree that employee engagement is critical to organization success. We…
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Recognize This! – The ROI of employee engagement is significant and shouldn’t be left on the table out of pride.
In my post today on Compensation Café, I shared lessons I learned on yesterday’s…
Added by Derek Irvine on January 29, 2013 at 4:37pm — No Comments
Recognize This – Culture is the foundation of any company’s success, especially over the long-term.
Since the latest Fortune “Best Companies to Work For” list came out, there have been several interviews with CEOs and presidents of various organizations. I’ve read…
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Recognize This! – Employee engagement is the end point. Getting the steps to an engaging culture right, first, matters most.
I’ve written before that…
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Recognize This! – Translating the benefits of employee recognition to bottom-line results will help secure the executive sponsorship you need for program success.
Yesterday, I wrote about…
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Recognize This! – Employee engagement is a business driver, not a “nice to have.”
Why should CEOs and CFOs care about employee engagement? Increased engagement drives bottom-line business results. Towers Watson over the years has done…
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Recognize This! – Rules for happy employees only work when leadership is willing to commit for it.
My timing seems to be a bit off. Yesterday I wrote about 4 steps to happiness at work, and…
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Recognize This! – We can choose to be happier (and more engaged) at work. These steps help.
Are you a happy person, generally? Do you tend to have an optimistic, “glass is half full” demeanor and approach to life? If so, does that tend to carry over into your work and workplace, or do you find that workplace pressures, stresses or negative…
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Recognize This! – Don’t believe the naysayers. True employee engagement has tremendous value.
Employee Engagement is not important. That’s what this article argues. The…
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Recognize This! – All efforts to increase employee engagement will fail unless individuals clearly see the meaningfulness and value of their contributions and efforts.
One of my go-to UK bloggers on all thing related to Human Capital Management (HCM) is…
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