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Engaging The Enemy

29 members Latest Activity: Dec. 17, 2009 What stories, case studies or personal experiences do you have of mounting rescue operations or missions to reconnect disheartened or marginalised emp…
Engaging Books

73 members Latest Activity: Dec. 17, 2009 This group is for anyone who want to talk about books on engagement, work, leadership or management. You can recommend a book, ask others about a book…

Research on EE

86 members Latest Activity: 1 day ago This is a group for people interested in research on employee engagement. You can offer the latest sources or discuss the results.

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Ben Simonton replied to Faye Schmidt's discussion 'How often should engagement be measured?'

I would contend never is too soon. If you understand what engagement is and how to achieve it, then you know what an engaged employee sounds like and acts like as compared to one who is somewhat engaged or disengaged. Surveys turn people off while…

23 minutes ago

Diana Russo replied to David Zinger's discussion 'Our Next Free E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors'

Look beyond generic engagement tools: focus on personal drivers from employees, group them accordingly and align engagement tools.

1 hour ago

Lorenzo Andolfi replied to David Zinger's discussion 'Our Next Free E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors'

The real challenge to engage employees is to gain trust by giving them autonomy to shape their own jobs to their own wishes, interests and strengths but always aligned with an open and transparant organisational vision and strategy.

2 hours ago

Saurabh Gahrotra replied to David Zinger's discussion 'Our Next Free E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors'

Before you start engaging an employee, know him and respect him as an individual first and engagement will follow.

4 hours ago

Elwin Witzke replied to David Zinger's discussion 'Our Next Free E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors'

Listen! Zip your mouth. Don't interrupt them when they are opening up to you and expressing there feelings. Remember, its about them not you!

5 hours ago

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Rajan Sharma replied to David Zinger's discussion 'Our Next Free E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors'

Engagement is to be seen not as an activity but that is the only way the society works.

6 hours ago

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David Zinger replied to David Zinger's discussion 'Our Next Free E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors'

The management equivalent of ‘Air’ is to practice transparency with team members by managers. Dr. Jose M F, India, Bangalore

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Michelle M. Smith, CPIM, CRP replied to David Zinger's discussion 'Our Next Free E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors'

The most important priority for leaders is to cultivate, appreciate, and leverage the vast untapped potential of every employee in their organizations.

9 hours ago

Barry Phegan replied to David Zinger's discussion 'Our Next Free E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors'

If you focus on engagement, productivity will follow. If you focus on productivity, you may not get it. To begin engagement, sit down with each employee for 40-60 minutes, privately, quietly, and confidentially, and get to know them better -- thei…

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