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Passionate Performance is achieved when employees are fully engaged—when they demonstrate a strong, sustained intellectual and emotional attachment to their work.
To be an effective CEO or key executive, you'll need help and lots of it! So the question here is how do we whip our staff into a frenzy (as opposed to just whipping them)?
If employees don't feel they have made a connection with your organisation, it is much easier to make the decision to physically leave or to emotionally tune out and become disengaged.
Managers directly influence around half of employee resignations, according to a retention expert, but they can take low-cost steps to avert them.
In the last few years there have been a lot of new words entering the ranks of management vocabulary. Keeping up with all these new terms can be difficult but if you don't know the latest jargon you risk being seen as out of touch by employees and other managers alike.
If you have read anything about employee engagement you will know that is commonly accepted that an employee's level of engagement is directly related to the relationship they have with their immediate manager.
Any employer that thinks money is the key to employee engagement will write off employee engagement efforts during tough economic times. "We just can't afford to do it right now", they say. In fact, you can't afford NOT to pay attention to engagement, especially when sales are soft.
An engaged workforce is a long-term, sustainable competitive advantage that requires investment in good times and in bad.
Setting meaningful challenges is one of the surest ways to break your employees away from work that no longer stretches or stimulates them - work that, in effect, leaves them psychologically locked up.
In these uncertain times, you may find yourself in the midst of an HR budget freeze. But you still need to engage your staff, so that once the economy is back in growth mode, they'll stick with you. Use these no-cost/low-cost ideas for encouraging growth, in-lieu of a formal promotion.
Here is a six-step plan to keep your best talent for longer.
The key issues around why people stay in a business are the same as those that CEOs and Boards need to focus on to attract top people.
There are two main areas of influence it is essential to get right to retain and engage happy employees.
Boosting the performance of your team is achievable when you give people a common framework for understanding the attitude factors that lead to success. The F.R.E.S.H. approach formula can help you do that. It is a simple, 5 step process that can be applied to any organisation and adapted to suit the needs of staff and managers alike.
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