Employee Engagement: Getting Feedback
It’s good to create proactive ways to get employee feedback:
Here are my favorite questions to ask employees:
Employee Engagement: Feeling Valued
Here are some questions your employees would be asked about feeling valued in an engagement survey:
Here’s some feedback on having a positive/flourishing relationship:
Here are a few tips on praise… let someone relive the win by asking how they did it and don’t underestimate the power of a handwritten note.
Here’s the recipe for a good thank you:
Employee Engagement: Benefits and Pay
As it relates to pay, the goal is to make it not a de-motivator. As a board member shared, he’s never been paid enough in his 40+ years as a professional:
When thinking of benefits, what can you offer that’s a benefit for your employees but not a significant cost for you?
Employee Engagement: Job Satisfaction
When looking to improve job satisfaction, we want to start from the inside sphere and work our way out… start with a challenging job and a healthy relationship with a person’s direct manager.
From first to last, below are the areas needed to create a job that’s fulfilling:
Look for opportunities to make a job more than a job:
Employee Engagement: Manager Effectiveness and Trust in Senior Leaders
In an engagement survey, below are a few of the questions they’d be asked around the trust and effectiveness of managers:
To me, leadership has two main components… first, is how we think
Great leaders take blame for mistakes, give away credit when there’s success, and set an example:
I think Dale Carnegie does a great job of nailing the seven things a leader does…
