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Most firms talk about the need to engage employees, yet most of them approach the goal in random, ad-hoc ways. Employee engagement is sometimes interpreted as middle managers buying drinks for their team once a month at the local pub and setting up special, disassociated, interest groups like Women in Technology or doing CSR. <br><br>This random, uncoordinated, IMHO, approach yields ineffective results. <br><br>A better approach is holistic, and one that is based in the personality, context, and state of mind of its customers: the employees themselves.
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Updated APR 2014 EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT FRAMEWORK a bit of rigor behind the fluff is good
WHY THIS DECK? Most firms talk about the need to engage employees, yet most of them approach the goal in random, ad-hoc ways. Employee engagement is sometimes interpreted as middle managers buying drinks for their team once a month at the local pub and setting up special, disassociated, interest groups like Women in Technology or doing CSR. This random, uncoordinated approach yields ineffective results. A better approach is holistic, and one that is based in the personality, context, and state of mind of its customers: the employees themselves. Here is an example of such a framework which you are welcome to expand
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT FRAMEWORK • MANAGER’S ROLE • Get involved as a local leader • Encourage others to participate END GOAL: Engaged Employees who build their careers in the firm and are effective in their roles
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