What the data says
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Topics: employee engagement, employee of the month, employee retention, employee satisfaction, productivity, employee productivity, peer recognition, employee appreciation, employee reinforcement, performance
Finding the purpose to engage
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Topics: employee recognition, employee engagement, employee of the month, employee retention, employee satisfaction, productivity, employee productivity, employee appreciation, equal opportunities, performance, Customer Care, work life balance
The link between employee satisfaction and productivity is simpler than you think.
Every year, Glassdoor compiles a list of the “Best Places to Work.” The good people over at Glassdoor measure the quantity, quality, and consistency of employee-submitted reviews for companies across the nation, and the globe, to come up with a comprehensive catalog of 50 companies that employees absolutely adore. It turns out, the same companies that make the Best Places to Work list, also top out the S&P 500 according to CNBC. Coincidence? We think not.
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Topics: employee engagement, employee satisfaction, productivity, employee productivity
