Topic: Employee Engagement
Research by various institutions has shown that an engaged workforce means improved retention, better performance, and lasting results. Engaged employees show a commitment to their work, their colleagues, and their own ongoing development. An engaged worker is more likely to remain in their job because they have found meaning, purpose, and connection there. But how do you create engagement?
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Each DiSC style has unique stress triggers. Knowing what these stressors are can help you work better with your colleagues and create a more engaging work environment for your teammates.
Strong onboarding improves employee retention by 82 percent. Use DiSC assessments, preboarding, and postboarding to help you customize your onboarding process for each new hire.
Workplace cuture is the shared practices and beliefs that determine "how we do things here." Explore 5 aspects of workplace culture.
90% of managers say their employees are adequately challenged, but only 33% of employees agree. Combat “boreout”—simultaneous boredom and overwhelm—by empowering employees.
Employee retention strategies must look beyond salaries and benefits. Improve employee retention through an intentional approach that prioritizes employee engagement, meaningful goals, and relationship-building.
Resources like DiSC can help you build a workplace wellness program that keeps your employees feeling engaged, productive, and prioritized.
An engaged worker is more likely to remain in their job because they have found meaning, purpose, and connection there. But how do you create engagement?
