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5 Ways Managers Can Transform Themselves into Leaders

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A quick search on Amazon.com indicates that there are more than 187,000 books with “leadership” or related words in the title. However, leaders are the ones who tend to be remembered and cement their legacies in the history (and self-help) books. Speaking of vision. Commit to Your Vision. Exhibit Emotional Intelligence.

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10 fun team-building activities to suit every type of worker

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This doesn’t have to be expensive or time-consuming — after all, it doesn’t take much more effort to set up both a book club and a restaurant trip than it does to tackle one or the other. If there are still employees who choose to never participate, you may have an employee engagement problem. Mutual recognition.

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How to Engage Employees During the Holidays

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It’s best to make employee recognition part of the workplace culture all year round. There’s something about the holiday spirit; however, that makes it the perfect time of the year for special recognition. This holiday season you should be deliberate about making employee recognition a priority. About the Author.

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3 Reasons to Boost Your Employee Benefits Offerings in 2020

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If yours is a business that also prides itself on putting employees first, you should likely have some of these benefits as well: Dental coverage. Vision coverage. Get started by accessing best practices from Achievers’ e-book. The post 3 Reasons to Boost Your Employee Benefits Offerings in 2020 appeared first on Engage Blog.

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How to Get Executives On Board with Employee Rewards and Recognition Programs

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Donald Clifton’s book How Full Is Your Bucket revealed the number one reason people leave their jobs is because they don’t feel appreciated. But there’s a proven way to address this problem: focus on employee engagement. At it’s core, it should be about taking care of your most valuable asset — your employees.

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Recognition as a Tool for Reinforcing Company Values and Objectives

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By thoughtfully recognizing and rewarding behaviors that align with organizational goals, leaders can foster a culture that embodies the company's mission and vision. Curious how recognition can reinforce values and objectives? Provide specific feedback and link recognition to development opportunities. Read on to find out.

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Core Company Values: 12 Inspiring Examples

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She cites a LinkedIn survey that suggests 26 percent of employees would forego a fancy title and 65 percent would accept lower pay before dealing with a poor workplace environment. Defining your company values requires a close examination of your organization’s culture and vision. How to define and live by your company values.