What is Social Recognition?
Social Recognition is the process of providing employees with the tools to create meaningful relationships with each other. By empowering them to celebrate the successes and behaviours they...
How employee recognition in SharePoint turned applause into ovation
And helped three organizations become one
When three organizations merged to form Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS), growing pains were unavoidable. Tripartite systems and...
Faint Praise: An Employee Recognition Program Post-Mortem
I sat down for a coffee with an HR Director who contacted me about their ailing employee recognition program.
By ailing I mean mostly dead. It had started well, they said. But participation...
3 ways an employee recognition program helps managers be better managers
Managing people isn't easy. According to Peter Drucker, the job of a manager is divided into 5 basic tasks: setting objectives, organizing, motivating and communicating, measuring, and...
How to leverage your recognition program for short-term campaigns
At one company, March marks Environment Month. The month is dedicated to encouraging employees to protect the environment, with the campaign being led by a small team within the Corporate...
5 ways to supercharge your employee culture
Money makes the world go ‘round … right? Not when it comes to employee culture and recognition. Handing your employee a $100 gift card in appreciation of a job well done might not rock...
3 Reasons to Modernize Your Enterprise Awards Program
The pain points tied to the annual awards program are legendary. The most common complaints we hear are that nomination volumes are low year after year and the end-to-end management of the...
Is Your Organization Encouraging This Key Employee Motivator?
In a study by Teresa Amabile and Steven Kramer, it was identified that one of the most important motivators is to give employees a clear sense of progress in meaningful work. This progress...
Why the Future of Your Business Depends on Recognition
What happens when your customers know more about your products or services than your sales force? Well, for one thing it puts your sales and marketing efforts at a disadvantage. More and...