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Engaging Employees with Technology Choices

UpstartHR

The apps, video content, and social capabilities of the smartphone era have enabled users to be more productive. Employees appreciate hav­ing a personalized experience with technology without it feeling too scripted or forced. And now those expectations extend to workplace technology as well. Purchased a food item?

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The Demands of Millennials Make Our Workplaces Better

Achievers

And, according to Pew , they already make up the largest overall share of workforce, having surpassed Gen X’ers in 2015. When employers engage employees in regular, smaller-scale conversations, both management and employees are better equipped to deal with issues as they come up. Even the U.S.

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The importance of employee recognition

Interact-Intranet

This means the days of annual appraisals and salary as the sole driver for employees are behind us. Newer demographics in the workplace want continual coaching, conversations and communication – they need agile performance management and instantaneous feedback. Appreciation, intranet style.

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5 Performance Measurement Myths

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Old-school approaches to performance management, which view a single employee outside of the context of today’s team-based, networked workplace, no longer ring true. To drive engagement and retention they can extend from onboarding programs, demonstrating a commitment to an employee’s growth from the moment of hire.

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Top 16 Blog Posts of 2016

WorkHuman

For one, they highlight the fundamental shift in focus from human capital management to creating a more human employee experience (case in point: the top post is titled “The End of Management as We Know It”). Three of the top 16 are about the end of traditional performance management. Lone geniuses are out.

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It Takes a Recognition Culture To Spark Engagement

Achievers

Positive relationships at work are built on daily interactions between employees and through opportunities for productive, creative collaboration, not occasional projects or isolated moments. An effective culture of recognition has three prongs: Transparency and Democratization. It’s an easy enhancement with great payback.