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• Nations Need Inspiring Identities Too

  
  Michael Lee Stallard — Authority: 122
  I’ve written about the need for organizations to have inspiring identities as one means to unite, engage and align members. Identity is the narrative that describes mission, values and reputation. An identity become inspiring when it connects with the personal identities of the organization’s members.  Nick, ...
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• Four Ways to Engage Your Team Every Day

  
  Call Center Cafe — Authority: 135
  One of the biggest business buzzwords today is engagement. Everyone suddenly seems to have realized that we need to have employees who are engaged in their work. It seems to be the latest “holy grail” in leadership and management circles ( teams , lean and total quality are just three past examples). Like the ...
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• I Wish You a Very Engaging 2010

  
  David Zinger Associates — Authority: 473
  Happy New Year 2010! 1,850,000. Thank you to everyone who has spent time this year reading some of the posts, poems, prose, links, and cartoon in 2009 at www.davidzinger.com . There were 8,400 RSS subscribers,  1,850,000 page views,  and 3,150,000 hits in 2009. Have a wonderful holiday season and all the best as ...
  4 days ago

• Incredible Engagement: The $27 Bet – Are You All In?

  
  David Zinger Associates — Authority: 473
  Warning : This inspiring video will make you think socially. Take 9 minutes to watch this wonderful, practical, and heartfelt video on social entrepreneurship.  It begins with Muhammad Yunus (a man who never seems to stop smiling) and his use of $27 to bring 42 people out of poverty. Thus began micro credit or micro ...
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• My Christmas Wish: Employee Engagement

  
  Rehaul by Lance Haun — Authority: 118
  We talk quite a bit about employee engagement at MeritBuilder . Here’s the deal: we get it. Employee engagement is a real competitive advantage. It is also incredibly difficult to measure but what’s that saying about how important things can’t always be measured? While I don’t believe that employee ...
  5 days ago

• NY, NJ & CT Last in Happiness, Why?

  
  Michael Lee Stallard — Authority: 122
  The New York Times reported that a recent research study rated the tri-state area (New York, New Jersey and Connecticut) dead last of the 50 states when it came to the self-reported happiness of state residents.  The survey points out there is a high correlation between self-reported happiness and objective ...
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• Strategy of Giving and Employee Engagement

  
  David Zinger Associates — Authority: 473
  The giving organization Miikka Leinonen wrote a wonderful little book on the Strategy of Giving . Staying true to his giving focus, you can get a free copy by clicking here . I encourage you to look at this book and let me know what you think about Leinonen focus and approach about how giving makes good ...
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• Employee Engagement: The Tell Tale Signs (Poem)

  
  David Zinger Associates — Authority: 473
  Two roads diverged… Flickr Creative Commons Photo Credit: Two Roads Diverge . Let me tell you a tale about the disengaged. A tell tale sign is you are told not asked, you are fringed not foreground, work is an energy drain, not an energy gain, you would rather be anywhere else, yet you seem stuck in ...
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• My favorite Christmas gift ... and "Return on Investment"

  
  Polly Pearson's Blog — Authority: 114
  I received an email today from colleague Dave Spencer saying a magazine wanted to re-print one of his (older) job posts. As the post mentioned my name, Dave wanted to check that Id be okay with it. [Sure.] The Gift When I clicked the link to this post, I read it again as if for the first time. I had ...
  6 days ago

• Creating a Culture that Attracts (and Retains) Talent

  
  Michael Lee Stallard — Authority: 122
  The first in a series of blog posts I wrote entitled, “Creating a Culture That Attracts (and Retains) Talent” was posted yesterday on the Human Capital Institute’s new blog at this link .
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• Best and Worst for Employees

  
  Baldrige.com — Authority: 122
  Glassdoor.com just announced its second annual Employees’ Choice Awards for best—and worst—places to work. Nearly 100,000 employees completed a 20-question survey on the site in 2009. Survey questions addressed employee attitudes about career opportunities, communication, compensation and benefits, employee ...
  6 days ago

• 10 Best Practices for Supporting Green Teams

  
  Triple Pundit — Authority: 642
  By Deborah Fleischer, Green ImpactThere seems to be a growing buzz about green teams these days as companies struggle to find the best way to engage their employees in sustainability. GreenBiz.com and Green Impact recently released a new report Green Teams: Engaging Employees in Sustainability–a great resource for ...
  6 days ago

• Employee Engagement: Rifle, Mat, Gearshift, Ring (Mike Klein)

  
  David Zinger Associates — Authority: 473
  Learning from Mike Klein . Mike Klein is an original think around employee engagement. He joined the Employee Engagement Network recently and I asked him about his nonlinear view of employee engagement and employee engagement seen as a moral virtue. He wrote a comment on my network page that really got me ...
  6 days ago

• List of the Top Blog Posts of 2009

  
  Mumblr — Authority: 106
  And finally! Finally, the year is coming to an end. It has been a long, tough year for many of us. And, it’s the time for me to reflect back. Overall, this has been a great year for this blog, as I got more and more readers and was featured on Alltop as one of the top bloggers on HR. I thought it will be a good ...
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• The 4 Key Ingredients Of Great Organizations

  
  Customer Experience Matters — Authority: 415
  I’m an avid student of business. One of my ongoing personal goals is to better understand what drives consistent success at large organizations.  Over the years, I’ve read many great theories about how companies perform including Discipline of Market Leaders  by Treacy and Wiersema, the  7-S framework ...
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• Connecting Up: Our Need for Transcendence

  
  Michael Lee Stallard — Authority: 122
  What do many scientists at NASA and engineers at Google have in common with a doorman at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC)?  The answer: they are fired up about the importance of their work and have a passion and energy that drives them to be a force for the cause.  Employees at NASA are fired up that ...
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• Is your employer clueless about your needs?

  
  On the Job by Anita Bruzzese — Authority: 106
  As you can see from the previous post on Generation Y, anything to do with stereotypes in the workplace generates a lot of discussion. I decided to explore the issue further, really looking at what impacts us on the job -- is it our age? Our "generation"? Or is it something more than that? Heres a column I did for ...
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• Engaging Employees Through Operationalizing Good Power, Starving Bad Power, and Disallowing No Power

  
  Mission Minded Management — Authority: 111
  I was struck by a message on Good Power Versus Bad Power  at my house of worship last week.  It occurred to me that this is what PeopleFit endeavors to do within Managerial Hierarchies. Throwing The Baby Out with the Bathwater - Egalitarianism We are kidding ourselves to believe  managerial hierarchies can ...
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• Best and Worst for Employees

  
  Baldrige.com — Authority: 122
  Glassdoor.com just announced its second annual Employees’ Choice Awards for best—and worst—places to work. Nearly 100,000 employees completed a 20-question survey on the site in 2009. Survey questions addressed employee attitudes about career opportunities, communication, compensation and benefits, employee ...
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• Connection Preserves Brain Power

  
  Michael Lee Stallard — Authority: 122
  Evidence continues to mount that social connections help us survive and thrive from the time we are infants to the twilight years of our lives.  This excerpt from an article I recently discovered that appeared in The New York Times earlier this year suggests that it may be the degree of cognitive function used ...
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