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The Importance of Employee Recognition: With Statistics and Examples

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This blog will look at statistics demonstrating why employee recognition deserves serious investment from leadership. Backed by examples, we'll unveil the transformative power of employee recognition. Impact of Recognition on Employee Retention and Employee Experience How can the Recognition Program Drive Business Goals?

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The Best Way to Help Your Team When They Are Under Performing

Lolly Daskal

In this blog post, we’ll explore the best ways to help your team when they are underperforming, fostering growth, and turning challenges into opportunities for improvement. Set Clear Expectations: Sometimes, underperformance can stem from a lack of clarity regarding expectations and goals.

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Designing an Organization to Support the Good of the Whole

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Examples abound of this problem in society. Another example is traffic congestion. The Problem of Collective Action in Business The quotes at the top of this blog are a testimony to the existence of the “problem of collective action” in the context of business. As it turns out, this problem has been studied for decades.

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14 Personal Development Goals Every Leader Should Set for Themselves

Lolly Daskal

Effective leadership isn’t just about guiding a team or achieving organizational goals; it’s also about personal growth and development. Setting personal development goals is a powerful way for leaders to enhance their skills, mindset, and overall effectiveness. Setting clear objectives helps you stay focused and motivated.

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5 Questions Every Leader Should Consistently Ask Themselves

Lolly Daskal

” This question helps you define your long-term goals and the direction in which you want to lead your team. Am I Leading by the Right Example? Leadership is not merely about giving orders; it’s about setting an example. Ask yourself, “Am I leading by example?” What Can I Learn from Feedback?

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7 Human Resource Management Basics Every HR Professional Should Know

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For example, if you hire people into a business, you are looking for people who resonate with your company culture as they will be happier, stay longer, and be more productive than people who don’t. Another example is engagement. Engaged employees are more productive, deliver higher quality work, and make customers happier.

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Warning: Your Corporate Culture Is Doomed! 7 Steps to Save It

Lolly Daskal

Are your values, beliefs, and behaviors aligned with your organization’s mission and goals? Lead by Example: Leaders set the tone for corporate culture. Demonstrate the values and behaviors you expect from your employees. Identify areas where your culture may be deviating from its intended path.