7 Suggestions for Improving Employee Engagement, Motivation

In a Forbes article, Leonard J. Glick, professor of management and organizational development at Northeastern University in Boston, lays out seven suggestions for keeping employees engaged and satisfied.

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Here are the seven suggestions:

1. Build ownership among the staff members.
2. Trust employees to leave their comfort zones.
3. Keep the team informed.
4. Deal with your employees in a respectful manner.
5. Be consistent in the employer-employee relationship.
6. Ensure that employees feel as though they are being paid fairly.
7. Recognize that perks are not a substitute for the main sources of professional motivation.

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