For business leaders in competitive labor markets like South Florida, understanding how to deploy recognition strategically ...

Even with the best intentions, a fragmented approach to employee recognition often fails to engage all employees across different departments, roles, and locations. Many organizations unintentionally ...

Managers play a big role in how employees feel work, accounting for 70% of variance in employee engagement. For this reason, manager-to-direct-report recognition is vital for creating a culture where ...

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In the modern age of automation and alerts, a powerful motivator in the workplace remains remarkably human: recognition. It’s rare to find someone who doesn’t appreciate a compliment every now and ...

The healthcare industry is struggling—there’s no getting around it. Not only is there a frightening shortage in the workforce that’s only projected to get worse, but stress, burnout and ...

Despite organizations having the upper hand in the job market, the battle for top talent continues to remain fierce. With the average tenure decreasing rapidly and the surge in remote jobs, it is now ...

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While a coworker shoutout on Slack or a “job well done” from a manager may grant some momentary warm and fuzzies, it takes time to truly develop a robust culture of employee recognition. Companies ...

Nowhere is this more important than in healthcare, where patients may be anxious, in pain, or unable to communicate their needs. Even if your facility employs top doctors, a 2013 study found that the ...

Alongside competitive compensation and benefits, employees today place high value on acknowledgment for their work.

Employee recognition is one of those chronic management challenges. As a longtime corporate manager, I felt recognition was surprisingly problematic: something that should be easy but often wasn't.