Category Archives: Employee Engagement

Create Super Employees – How Your Expectations Affect Their Performance

by Michael Brady February 12, 2016 Follow @MichaelBraydyFebruary 12, 2016 Let’s start this one with some ironic examples… 1. Modest expectations Being in a leading position means having certain expectations regarding to the people who work for you. You should not set these expectations too high since you are more likely to be disappointed if … Continue reading Create Super Employees – How Your Expectations Affect Their Performance →

Is Lack of Employee Engagement Dragging Down Your Financial Performance?

by Mike McMinn January 23, 2016 Follow @MyHubIntranetJanuary 23, 2016 Employee engagement is one of those buzzwords that has become synonymous with productivity, loyalty, and an overall sense of belonging to an organization. Many experts talk about increasing engagement through more recognition, better communication, respect for the employee’s personal life and any perks that add … Continue reading Is Lack of Employee Engagement Dragging Down Your Financial Performance? →

17 Proven Ways to Improve Employee Satisfaction and Create an Awesome Office

by Jeff Murphy January 18, 2016January 18, 2016 How many times have you heard a manager or executive say this: “It’s called work for a reason.” For too long, this was the standard response when business leaders were forced to confront the subject of employee satisfaction. This statement carries a troubling implication. The subtext here … Continue reading 17 Proven Ways to Improve Employee Satisfaction and Create an Awesome Office →

Ever Wonder How Important an Easy Onboarding Program Might Be?

by Christine Marino January 16, 2016 Follow @CmarMarinoJanuary 16, 2016 Think about the worst first day at a new job you’ve ever had. You wouldn’t ever wish that upon anyone, would you? Companies rarely realize the impact a great onboarding process can have. It sets the tone for the entire relationship and is the professional … Continue reading Ever Wonder How Important an Easy Onboarding Program Might Be? →