Our CEO has been researching staff engagement recently and has come up with the following conclusions:
- It will be an uphill battle for everyone if your most senior teams are not true believers of the power engagement.
2. Define and refine your culture to engage: Keep your “culture to engage” in the front of employees’ and managers’ minds.
- Make “culture,” “engagement,” and similar subjects frequent items for discussion.
3. Spot an Engaged Employee, engaged employees are:Authentic
- Employees who are themselves are more effective in the workplace.
4. One of the most important rules of Employee Engagement: Rules are meant to be broken.
- Sometimes, you may find that it is necessary to break a rule to easily proved extraordinary service or just to make things work as they should.
5. Engage remote teams: Use web cams
- An inexpensive web cam can be tied to your Instant Messenger. It is a great way to humanize people who are just names on a "cc" list.
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