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5 Steps to Follow Through on Employee Engagement Results

LSA Global

Rule Number One – Follow Through on Employee Engagement Results. The cardinal rule of employee engagement surveys: don’t ask for employee feedback unless you are determined to follow through with meaningful actions and answers. Before you embark on an employee engagement initiative: Be Strategic.

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Do You Have the Right Talent to Execute Your Business Strategy?

LSA Global

Our organizational alignment research found that having the right talent to execute your business strategy accounts for 29% of the difference between high and low performing companies in terms of: Revenue growth Profitability Leadership effectiveness Customer loyalty Employee engagement The symbiotic relationship between talent and strategy matters.

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4 Corporate Culture Mechanisms for Change

LSA Global

Our organizational alignment research found that workplace culture accounts for 40% of the difference between high and low performance in terms of revenue growth, profitability, customer loyalty, employee engagement , and leadership performance. Whether major or minor, culture change can be challenging.

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Should You Ask for Employee Feedback During Times of Change?

LSA Global

Though it may seem a bit risky to ask what employees think during challenging times, the research says that, on the contrary, employees appreciate the opportunity to share their views with the leadership. And employees feel more engaged when their opinion counts at work. If you are willing to act, do not be afraid to ask.

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What To Do When Organizational Change Stalls

LSA Global

Diagnosing the Cause of the Bumps in the Road When Organizational Change Stalls Change management consulting experts know that very few change initiatives move forward without encountering bumps (e.g., change resistance ) in the road. The commitment to pursue organizational change needs to be resolute.

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How Leaders Can Minimize Fallout from Layoffs

LSA Global

How Leaders Can Minimize Fallout from Layoffs Regardless of the driver, layoffs are never pleasant and can have a negative impact on employee engagement for those who remain. The goal is to replace employee fears with a renewed sense of purpose and belonging. What can leaders do to minimize fallout from layoffs?

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Achieving Transparency in the Workplace: Strategies for Success (With Examples)

AIHR

Improves decision-making: With access to more complete and accurate information, employees at all levels can make more informed decisions. Facilitates change management: During times of change, transparency can help reduce employee resistance and fear.