Sunday, February 9, 2014

18 Ways to Boost Employee Engagement Now

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Executive Business Briefings
Supervisors' Guide to People Management
Boost Employee Engagement: 18 Strategies to Help Supervisors Create a  Great Place to Work
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Employees who love their jobs produce more, work faster and deliver superior results. Employees who don't, bring down morale, are unmotivated and do the minimum to get by.

It seems simple enough, but the trouble is many supervisors have never been trained on people management skills and don't know how to keep employees engaged.

This executive report gives you concrete training ideas supervisors can apply immediately to foster more positive employee relationships and 18 strategies to help them keep employees engaged. Read the report:



"Boost Employee Engagement: 18 Strategies to Help Supervisors Create a Great Place to Work"

Actively Engage Employees so They Produce Superior Results
  • 18 strategies that will help supervisors keep their employees engaged
  • #1 thing employees want from their supervisors – and how to give it to them
  • Qualities employees look for in a leader – and how to embody them
  • 3 things that always boost motivation, regardless of employees' differences
  • Supervisors' guide to coaching: Integral steps before, during and after
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Fast-read, actionable, and packed with invaluable strategies, these timely reports help executives and managers improve the performance of their organizations.

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