Abishek Mittel, author of the Mumblr blog, had this to say about the book:
"I particularly liked their concept of Strategic Recognition programs which make recognition a modus operandi for businesses, rather than remaining something that is elitist, infrequent and often not intrinsically motivating. Indeed, recognition, if measured and managed well, can help companies drive behaviours that benefit it. The authors make use of a “Values Distribution Graph” to track the percentage of employees recognized across departments for demonstrating behaviours aligned with the Values and Mission of the organization. It is powerful! Imagine if the data tells you that more people are being recognized for producing “reliable results”, whereas the focus of the organization is really on innovation (risk-taking)!"
If you'd like to know more about the book or ask us questions about creating a culture of recognition in your firm, join us Thursday next week, October 28, at 8:30am PT/11:30am ET/4:30pm GMT for a webinar packed with case studies.
Eric and I will be specifically addressing:
• How to strategically manage a company culture using the power of employee recognition
• Why recognition is the fastest and most effective way to positively impact employee performance
• What recognition program components foster employee engagement and deliver bottom-line profits
• How recognition has evolved from a tactical program to a strategic management discipline
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