But employees typically respond to the environment established by leaders and managers. One can find negative bitter angry and cynical people within the same company with the same pay under the tutelage of the same employee engagement plan. In far too many organizations the most important aspects of the equation are lost.
Leadership Training: Put Employees First
Management Tip: Creating a Culture of Getting Things Done
How Management Corrupts Customer Service and The Employees That Serve Them
Yes, it really is the fault of management. Your attrition rate is high. You are losing competitive advantage. In meetings, the only people to speak up are the usuals. You know them. You lose money due to lack of employee engagement that leads to dismal customer service ratios .... but alas, you don't care. Hear that knock?
Imagine The Business Outcomes If Human Resources Invented HR Like An Entrepreneur
HR leaders ought to assume a strategic role within their companies, instead of simply keeping busy with everyday processes such as policies, payroll, and birthdays. Moreover, hr leaders ought to try to make and strengthen a distinctive set of capabilities that provide a company its competitive advantage.
15 Ways to Create Raving Fans in Employees and Customers
Innovation of an organization is not completed until employees and customers are respected equally. All organizations preach the mantra of employee engagement combined with improving customer service. They proliferate the traditional assumptions of command and control with smiles. As though senior management aproned, flipping burgers
Three Ways Great Leaders Build Empowerment Through Trust
The element of trust is the most significant challenge facing any organization. The circle of trust dwindles in command and control systems where it’s “My way of the highway” and “This is the way we have always done things around here.” When managers and leaders foster a command and control style of governing
Diversity is Bigger with a Small "d"
Are HR Trends New or Simply "Redusted"?
Gallup states that over 70% of managers are incompetent. Great article by Jim Clifton of Gallup. That being said what would better managers do for your hiring and retention, customer service, innovation and bottomline? Employee engagement is such an overused expression tantamount to diversity or women in business.