Guest Post by Daniel Weinzveg Whether I am talking to clients, workshop participants or the lady next to me on the plane, I keep hearing similar refrains: “How do I engage … team, donors, colleagues, clients, volunteers, employees, etc.?!” But the problem with this new buzzword (engagement) is that it means different things to different…
Guest Post by Daniel Weinzveg Engagement is the hot new buzzword and organizational riddle. How do we engage our employees as well as other stakeholders? Frequently, we see the engagement conundrum in the context of Millennials. With much of my consulting work focused on helping organizations engage constituents and stakeholders, I find that the nexus…
How to Develop Gen Y Employees for Your Company’s Growth
November 1, 2014
Guest Post by Arundhuti Roy Employees are an asset to an organization and employee development is a part of the management system that leads to the strategic growth of your business. Recently, I happened to come across an article from Harvard Business Review, where it was mentioned that many of the brightest employees are in…
Guest Post by Scott Huntington Much has been said on the pros and cons of workplace incentives. Does an incentive program actually create productive behavior, or is it just a short-term solution to meeting the quota? With the right approach, an incentive program may be just what your company needs to achieve its objectives. Take the…
Guest Post by Piera Palazzolo With the prime of the Millennial Generation starting to enter the workforce, it is beginning to bring up many unique problems and challenges for their Baby Boomer and Generation X co-workers. Although bringing in new talent always has its challenges, Millennials have grown up in a world completely different to anyone…
Engagement is important for any generation. Gen Y has a real opportunity to make engagement sing a new song of purpose. It is more than just civic, charitable, or political engagement though. While each is important, there may be an added view or, at least, multiple layers to engage. Consider these four engagement levels: Self Engagement:…