My opinion is that this feels very mindful (looking at things from the 'now' point of view). In a sense that it triggers a response in 'the now' (fun). Instead of focusing on long term gains (better health, less electricity used). So it seems agai...
I agree with David. An organisation should promote and facilitate happiness but people have to realize it themselves...
1. Learn people how to stay emotionally in balance
2. Learn people to have the right work/life balance
3. Learn people to ac...
Welcome to the employee engagement network. I am glad you have joined us. I visited your site and saw references to mindfulness and Jon Kabat-Zinn and your video profiled Dick Hoyt. I saw Dick speak in my city last year...what a strong dad and what a fully engaged person. I also believe mindfulness is a key pathway to engagement.
I trust you will find what you need here and that you will feel comfortable contributing.
David
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The presentation went off really well. The demonstration of the network went really well too. So far 25% of the staff have signed up. Regrettably, there is virtually no activity on the network yet. I feel that there is a lot of hesitation in start...
Understand every member of your teams motivation, align their aspirations to a clearly communicated business direction, give them all the tools to do the job and then empower them to deliver.
Check your own engagement regularly. You need support, recognition and inspiration as much as your employees, in order provide an environment that will engage your people fully.
Only hire people with passion for what they do; create a work environment that fosters and facilitates the expression of that passion and use a communication style that makes it safe to stretch, fail and grow.
Managers or Supervisors can engage employees by demonstrating little acts of kindness for absolutely no reason at all. eg. Can I help you carry that? Is there anything I can get for you? etc. etc.
For great managers, the path toward engaging employees and keeping them engaged begins with asking them what they want and what is important in order to be effective in their roles.