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Category Archives: Talent Management
Zappos: A Sales Giant Powered by Passionate People
Zappos is a true American success story. Not only are they a financial powerhouse, but an amazing place to work. Zappos is an online retailer that sells shoes and other merchandise. They have ap proximately 1500 employees and are located … Continue reading
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Tagged customer satisfaction, customer service, employee engagement, employee motivation, employee retention, employee turnover, human resource management, job satisfaction, leadership speaker, leadership training, management skills, managing employee retention, motivational speaker, reward and recognition, shoe sales, team building activities, transformational leadership, zappos
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Pay and benefits are important, but….
Pay and benefits are important, but financial incentives are limited in their ability to motivate and drive performance improvement. For most people, the most powerful form of reward and recognition is a job that gives them a sense of purpose … Continue reading
Posted in Job Satisfaction, Leadership, Talent Management, Uncategorized
Tagged employee engagement, employee motivation, employee retention, employee turnover, human resource management
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The Undercover Boss and the Invisible Employee
A recent national television program has caught my attention. The show is called, Undercover Boss which appears on CBS on Sunday nights. Each week a CEO works undercover on the front line of his organization. This week’s show featured Dave … Continue reading
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Fired Up! Leading Your Organization to Achieve Exceptional Results
“Fired Up” is a leadership book designed to help business owners, leaders and managers build a high energy work culture that accelerates individual and organizational performance. As a result, you will create a great place to work that makes more money, generates higher sales and provides outstanding service to your customers and workers alike. Continue reading
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How to Increase Job Satisfaction and Improve Employee Engagement
Job satisfaction has dropped in a recent survey. Businesses who don’t improve job satisfaction are at risk of lowering their productivity and at risk of losing their good employees. A new survey conducted by the Conference Board showed only 45 percent of Americans are satisfied with their work. This is the lowest level ever recorded by the Conference Board in more than 22 years of research.
Posted in Job Satisfaction, Leadership, Talent Management
Tagged employee engagement, employee job satisfaction, employee motivation, employee retention, employee turnover, environment that increases job satisfaction, how to accelerate performance and improve job, how to improve job performance, how to improve job performance and satisfaction, how to increase employee engagement, how to increase job satisfaction, how to increase job satisfaction among employees, improve job satisfaction, increasing employee satisfaction, increasing motivation, job satisfaction, job satisfaction factors, job satisfaction survey, managing employee retention, reasons for employee turnover, suggestion to improve the job design, suggestions for creating an environment that increases job satisfaction, ways to increase job satisfaction
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Factors that Drive Employee Turnover and Job Satisfaction
Successful organizations realize employee retention is integral to sustaining their leadership and growth in the marketplace. Most businesses focus on employee retention when employee turnover starts to increase. However, good organizations make employee retention a core element of their talent management and organizational development strategy. Those that fail to make employee retention a priority are at risk of losing their top talented people to the competition.
Posted in Employee Engagement, Job Satisfaction, Leadership, Talent Management
Tagged cost of employee turnover, employee engagement, employee motivation, employee retention, employee retention ideas, employee turnover, human resource management, job satisfaction, managing employee retention, organizational development, talent management, talent management strategies
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Why Good Companies Fail
Tulips, Turnips and Turn a Round Strategies Have you ever experienced this in your company? Company X celebrated their 20th anniversary this year. During those 20 years a lot of things have changed. Once a shining star in their industry, … Continue reading
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