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The Complete Guide to Employee Recognition Surveys: 30 Questions You Need

Vantage Circle

Recognized Employees = Productive Employees. According to a SHRM survey over 91% of HR professionals believe that recognition and rewards make employees more likely to stay. According to a survey conducted by Achievers, 83% of HR leaders said that recognition programs had a positive impact on employee engagement.

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Inclusive employee rewards for all generations

Employee Benefits

There’s much to learn from each generation, especially in the workplace, with the older generations acknowledging that the younger generations have just as much to offer them, seeing a rise in reverse mentoring. Today, we’re focusing on how to make employee rewards schemes inclusive of different generational interests and needs.

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How to Respond to Compliments at Work: Examples and Tips

Achievers

Considering how to accept praise gracefully, whether you should return the compliment, the best way to avoid miscommunication — the recognition process can be anything but simple. Take a look at these example compliments, tips on how to respond to them, and some best practices for providing recognition of your own. Thanks so much.”.

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Is a simple thank you too much to ask for?

Workplace Insight

As a result, employees have to be more resourceful, hard-working and dedicated in order to keep up. But according to McKinsey , over half of our employees are not engaged. Productivity is stagnant, Quiet Quitting is rife and employees feel a sense of not being connected to anything.

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Appreciation in the Workplace: Why It Matters

Achievers

I’m lucky to have two beautiful daughters and since working nearly 15 years advocating for appreciation in the workplace , I’ve been implanting into their brains the importance of recognition and why you need to treat people the right way. You will see from the picture above how happy the staff were to receive this.

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Why Organizational Culture Is a Competitive Differentiator 

Achievers

Organizational culture doesn’t mean that you own the trendiest or coolest business — it means that you operate a positive workplace with a strong values and an even stronger identity, a place that drives business success. . It is well understood that a high employee turnover is costly. The key to organizational culture?

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How to increase employee happiness in a tight job market

Business Management Daily

Some circumstances can’t be controlled — like a lunch rush while waiting tables or the holiday madness at retail stores — but workplaces that emphasize employee happiness just seem to feel better. Let’s talk about what it takes to make employees happy. His philosophy was that employees are your first customers.