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How to Choose the Best Employee Recognition Program for Your Company

Bonusly

According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs , psychological needs, like self-esteem and a sense of belonging, are required for us to operate at our most successful levels. Recognition is a key aspect of these psychological needs. When those real, human needs are met, recognition can have real business value and impact on your bottom line.

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3 Examples of Change Management Strategies That Work

6Q

Organisational change is absolutely necessary for any company looking to evolve with the times and keep up with the competition. Below, we discuss the change management strategies that work for leaders and their teams. McKinsey also reports that when people are truly invested in change it is 30 percent more likely to stick.

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14 Companies with Great Employee Rewards and Recognition Programs

Empuls

Let us now look in detail at how these 14 companies across different industries have redefined workplace culture and improved productivity with their modern employee rewards and recognition programs. Two examples of rewards and recognition programs from consulting companies 1. Zappos (a subsidiary of Amazon).

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Employee Recognition: Picking Up The Pieces

Dave's Weekly Thought

Case Study #1: A Story of Manipulation Employee A (Let's call him Carl) had worked for Company X (let's call it Pied Piper ) for a calendar year. After 3 failed endeavors at Bay Area start ups, Carl was looking for something more stable. Employee Recognition would be leveraged as part of the Performance Management system.