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Enhance Your Recognition Program With Gamification and Incentives

Katie Edwards — February 27, 2018 — February 27, 2018 When people hear incentive promotions, they think sales. Typically, they don’t think HR initiatives. However, these days almost anything can work to keep employees engaged with their work. If you add a bit of competition, your employees will naturally get more involved. After all, a … Continue reading Enhance Your Recognition Program With Gamification and Incentives

Voice Recognition Technology Could Pose New Threat To Advertisers

Voice Recognition Technology Could Pose New Threat To Advertisers by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, November 14, 2017 Electronics have increased the demand for applications that use voice to recognize the person speaking. Google Home, for example, can be used to identify each of the residents in the house using the device. As more … Continue reading Voice Recognition Technology Could Pose New Threat To Advertisers

Customer-to-Employee Recognition: A Revolutionary Approach to Engagement

Kristina Glynn — April 20, 2017 — April 20, 2017 Customer centricity is the idea that organizations should not only serve their customers, but also get “close to them” — understand what they value, deliver exceptional experiences and memories, and work to build relationships. In a 2011 article in Fast Company, author Brian Solis wrote: … Continue reading Customer-to-Employee Recognition: A Revolutionary Approach to Engagement

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