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Sponsor content: The role of recognition in driving engagement, retention

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And now, in an uncertain economy and labor market, leaders need to lean even more into humanity to help employees stay connected to their work—including by leveraging employee recognition. HR’s job is to teach managers and leaders how to give recognition in a way that supports the culture and the employee value proposition.”

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The Neuroscience of Employee Engagement

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Drive to Acquire : the need to seek, to take control, and to retain objects and personal experiences of value in pursuit of immediate gratification.This can be fulfilled with short term gratification through employee recognition and rewards. Employee recognition can directly impact employee engagement levels.

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The Neuroscience of Employee Engagement

Achievers

Drive to Acquire : the need to seek, to take control, and to retain objects and personal experiences of value in pursuit of immediate gratification.This can be fulfilled with short term gratification through employee recognition and rewards. Employee recognition can directly impact employee engagement levels.

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What is Employee Voice and Why Is It Important? 

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It’s a critical skill for people leaders who believe being a coach to employees is crucial to individual?success?in The Center for Creative Leadership recommends leaders to learn active listening skills to be better coaches, whether holding long conversations or short coaching moments. in the organization.

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7 Ways to Create an Unbeatable Employee Experience

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Adopt a Coaching Stance. The report states, “To master this new approach, managers must take ownership of their employees’ development and think of themselves in a new way: as a coach, not a boss.” Offer Frequent Recognition. Frequent employee recognition is valuable in maintaining morale and engagement.

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How to Help a Micromanager Ease Up

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Employee recognition is key to avoiding micromanagement . News, career coach Marcelle Yeager gives this advice to workers: “Micromanagers can drive you mad and really disrupt your work experience. If you are a valuable employee, it may be time to look for another team or even a new company or organization.”

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7 Ways to Create an Unbeatable Employee Experience

Achievers

Adopt a Coaching Stance. The report states, “To master this new approach, managers must take ownership of their employees’ development and think of themselves in a new way: as a coach, not a boss.” Offer Frequent Recognition. Frequent employee recognition is valuable in maintaining morale and engagement.