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It's a fluid concept that leaders have long struggled to understand and capitalize on...
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Company culture is an essential aspect of any organization. In fact, it’s really what breeds success, speed and retention of some of the best talent.
Half (53 per cent) of employees who believe their work isn’t authentically recognized by their employer are actively looking for a new job, compared to 27 per cent who believe their employer’s recognition is authentic, according to a survey by Gallup Inc.
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The extent to which a worker’s values are compatible with their employer’s plays a crucial role in determining employee job satisfaction and company profitability, psychologists have said.
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What is company culture, why is it important, and how do I manage it? All questions we answer in this informative blog post!
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My head scratching moment is why companies don't implement engagement initiatives. When employees don't feel engaged they give you the rock bottom level of productivity they think you'll tolerate to allow them to stay on the payroll system.
Gallup shows that 50-70 percent of your workforce is dis-engaged. It's a crying shame how little productivity you actually get from your workforce compared to the potential of what you could get.
Why don't more companies make engagement a process instead of crossing their fingers hoping that because their employees show up for work that they must love their jobs. Nothing could be further from the truth!