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Check out Dr. Wilmar B. Schaufeli's personal website. He is at: http://www.schaufeli.com/ On that site, you can find downloads of all the instrument versions, a literature list of engagement studies, a Utrecht Work Engagement Scale test-manual, and…
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At 8:22am on September 12, 2008, Deirdre Pickerell said…
Hi John

I am looking at employee engagement as part of my PhD as well - Human and Oranizational Systems at Fielding Graduate University. I'm not as far along as you (started September 2007) but start my data collection in December of this year. I'll be creating a tool to measure engagement as part of my studies and will pilot the tool, beginning in December.

Great to connect! I look forward to the opportunity to dialogue.

Cheers,
Deirdre
At 8:50am on June 4, 2008, John Kmiec said…
Likewise, Tim. It's a fascinating topic. I'm just starting my literature review and can say there is a lot for me to plow through. That's a good sign that the topic is as important to successful organizations as I believe it is. Looking forward to participating on the network.

John
At 1:23pm on June 3, 2008, Tim Wright said…
John

Welcome to EEN. (Forgive my delay!).

I look forward to learning from you.

Tim
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At 7:38am on May 23, 2008, David Zinger said…
John
Employee Engagement definitions are problematic as each consulting company works with their own tools and terms. Do you have a preferred definition or have you created one yourself?
David
At 5:46am on May 23, 2008, David Zinger said…
John,
Welcome aboard the network. I would love to hear about your dissertation topic related to employee engagement. The network can always benefit from the perspective of a researcher on the topic. I spent a week in Biloxi with my family before the big hurricane and loved our time there. I hope things are mostly back to normal.
David

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Who are you?
I am a graduate student and graduate assistant in the Human Capital Development PhD Program at The University of Southern Mississippi (USM). I will be completing my course work and starting my dissertation in August.

I have 27 years military experience, having served the last nine of those years working in Air Force Enlisted Professional Military Education.

My bachelors degree is in human resource management and my masters degree is in workforce training and development.
What is your interest or involvement in employee engagement?
Dissertation research topic.
Website:
http://www.usm.edu/wlpi/
Where are you located?
The Jack and Patti Phillips Workplace Learning and Performance Institute, USM Gulf Park Campus, Long Beach, MS
 
 

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