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Jacky, According to Dan Pink, the number one factor in lowering attrition and turnover is autonomy. A most fascinating video featuring Dan Pink comes from the TED conference. In this 18 minute video, Pink points out that incentives and rewards do n…
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Who are you?
Kevin Burns - Corporate Attitude Expert is the author of eight books including his forthcoming, "Your Attitude Sucks - Fixing What's Wrong With Corporate America." He is an outstanding keynote speaker and worldwide columnist. He is opinionated, blunt, direct, funny, thought-provoking and usually - right!
More info on Kevin at http://www.kevburns.com
Read Kevin's Blog at http://www.kevburns.com/blog
What is your interest or involvement in employee engagement?
International keynote speaker and author of eight books including the forthcoming, "Your Attitude Sucks - Fixing What's Wrong With Corporate America."
Website:
http://www.kevburns.com/blog
Where are you located?
Calgary, AB Canada

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At 4:43pm on May 21, 2008, David Zinger said…
Kevin,
Always a pleasure to welcome someone from Calgary and I look forward to your attitude adjustments for the network. Can you change my attitude from Go Bombers to Go Stampeders. I bet you can because being born in Regina it is Go RoughRiders. Welcome.
David
At 1:29pm on May 21, 2008, Terrence Seamon said…
Welcome, Kevin, to the EE Network, and to the Manager Tools group. I think you will bring a lot of good ideas to the conversations here.
Terry
 
 

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