Ensuring that employees are engaged, invested in, and included is crucial for retaining talent and driving company growth. When it comes to internal communications, implementing the right tools and strategies can be an important factor for employee engagement — and overall business success. How important? Well, according to Gallup, only one-third of U.S. employees are…
Giving, receiving, and acting on employee feedback is essential for organizations that want to improve their company culture. Nearly 60% of surveyed employees and 72% of employees under 30 want feedback from their bosses daily or weekly, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers. Feedback solicitation matters at every level. But asking for feedback – and then receiving it…
Gaining feedback from within your organization is essential to learning, growing, and innovating, especially as your business scales. But giving, receiving, and using feedback can be challenging. On September 19, our fall Growth Series event, “Build a Healthy Feedback Culture”, will focus on fueling your business growth through healthy feedback. In this final Growth Series…
When it comes time for annual planning, gaining employee feedback that can help you chart your course. But why is employee feedback so important anyway? How can candid conversations impact annual plans?
The right technology makes your existing new hire process smoother, improving productivity from day one. Using onboarding tools will allow you to focus on managing people, not paper.
There is no shortcut to making your company the perfect place to work, but creating a powerfully positive employee experience will help keep more of your best employees on your team for the long haul. Here, we share six important factors to consider when building an employee engagement program.
Established training programs give employees insights into their strengths, weaknesses, and goals, as well actionable plans for improving skills and making more of an impact at work.
Team building games and activities can improve communication, renew perspective, encourage collaborative problem solving, and increase the overall productivity of your team. However, without a clear objective, a good team building game can lead to a sub-par team building experience.
A simple employee engagement strategy that you can start implementing today is to acknowledge employees for a job well done. The most important thing about acknowledging employees is to effectively communicate it with the individual, as well as the larger organization.
During work hours, leadership should be actively encouraging workplace friendships. Managers need to understand the direct link between office friendships, engagement, and productivity.
Providing the opportunity to grow and develop through an employee coaching program requires having a plan in place. Companies of all sizes can start empowering their employees and grooming them for success.
A happy workforce is a productive workforce, and it doesn’t take much to invest in the well-being of your employees. Use these tips to get started on the path to well-being and you’ll notice the positivity.
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