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Social Media Employee Advocacy is the Heartbeat of Your Company

Mindi Rosser — April 17, 2017 Follow @MindiRRosser— April 17, 2017 Employee advocacy is the heartbeat of your company. Wait. Why are we talking about heartbeats and business? Does a company even have a heartbeat? For too many companies, their goal is to keep employees happy enough to keep that money flowing in. But that’s … Continue reading Social Media Employee Advocacy is the Heartbeat of Your Company →

8 Reasons Your Employee Engagement Survey Isn’t Working

Chelsea Weber — April 13, 2017 Follow @gothamCulture— April 13, 2017 Let’s face it: For many workers, the annual Employee Engagement Survey is meaningless. Once a year, employees throw their opinions onto a form that goes…well, somewhere. They see no real changes as a result of their participation. The next year, the same questions appear … Continue reading 8 Reasons Your Employee Engagement Survey Isn’t Working →

Looking for a Cost Effective Way to Streamline Your Employee Training Programs?

Rob Macleod — April 10, 2017 Follow @aktivmindlms— April 10, 2017 It’s no secret that corporate training departments often lack the funding and talent needed to create effective training programs. As an instructional designer, I have seen budgets slashed instructional design positions given to people that had no prior experience in building a solid curriculum. … Continue reading Looking for a Cost Effective Way to Streamline Your Employee Training Programs? →

5 Ways to Ensure Your Employee Training Program Isn’t a Waste of Time

Steve Rossetti — April 1, 2017 — April 1, 2017 Employee training is frequently an afterthought in strategic planning, treated as a formality without the foundational importance it should have. As a result, training does not drive engagement nor provide end usefulness, with surveys showing 70% of employees forget what they learned in training after … Continue reading 5 Ways to Ensure Your Employee Training Program Isn’t a Waste of Time →

How to Sell Employee Recognition to a Skeptical Executive

Jessica Collins — March 28, 2017 — March 28, 2017 Two thirds of employees don’t believe senior leadership supports recognition programs. Unsurprisingly, 83 percent report their organization’s culture doesn’t support recognition. While many members of the C-suite have personally benefited from recognition, their priorities now are operational and financial. They are accountable primarily for the … Continue reading How to Sell Employee Recognition to a Skeptical Executive →

The 5 Cardinal Rules of a Data-Driven Employee Sustainability Program

Kristen Carlson — March 12, 2017 Follow @Kcarlson14— March 12, 2017 More and more organizations and industries are using Big Data to make smart, data-driven decisions. Sustainability is no exception, but how much are you measuring when it comes to your employee sustainability programs? If you’re just transforming your employee sustainability program to be more … Continue reading The 5 Cardinal Rules of a Data-Driven Employee Sustainability Program →

How to Create an Employee Motivation Strategy That Actually Works

Jodie Shaw — March 9, 2017 Follow @tab_boards— March 9, 2017 One of your primary responsibilities as a leader is to motivate employees so they make the company’s goals their own. This not only aligns the team and ensures everyone is rowing their oars in the same direction, but it also generates better attitude, better … Continue reading How to Create an Employee Motivation Strategy That Actually Works →