Sunday, December 8, 2013

5 Steps to Boost Employee Engagement

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Organizations with engaged employees outperform their competitors. Even the biggest skeptics agree.

But how do you know when you have an engaged employee? And how can you get a fully engaged workforce when so many complaints are already being heard about the supposed lack of work ethic of Generation Y?

This report, based on a special presentation by recognized national expert Jonathan Janove, teaches managers how to identify an engaged employee and describes the 5 steps you can take to start developing a fully engaged workforce today.

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"From Blahhh to Ahhhhh! 5 Steps to Boost Employee Engagement"

Unique strategies to secure a fully engaged workforce
  • 8 key differences between engaged and transactional employees (p. 4)
  • The 3 things engaged employees really want – and how to give it to them (p. 7)
  • A simple procedure to administer discipline and effectively correct employee behavior (p. 16)
  • "Formission": A new concept in organizational dynamics and decision making (p. 12)
  • "Examples of feedback that fosters open communication and encourages employees to contribute (p. 11)
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