Great leaders have learned how to develop their motivational skills. This cache of information will help you develop and implement employee recognition programs, and enable you to hone your abilities to give and receive constructive feedback. Also, other methods of fostering employee loyalty will be offered so that you can further develop your leadership skills.
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- Not only is feedback critical to improving performance, it can be imperative for maintaining stellar performances. There are three key components to providing feedback that are discussed here. They are easy to read and remember.
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By Chris Widener
- Attempting to motivatate by fear does not work. Attempting to motivate by incentive is temporary at best. What is the ultimate motivator? Find out by reading this article to see if you agree.
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By Susan M. Heathfield
- There are four factors that must be present in your work place for your employees to be happy and motivated at work. Your employees need respect, to be members of the in-crowd, to have the opportunity to grow and develop, and access to reasonable leadership.
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By Polly Labarre
- An inspirational FastCompany article about D. Michael Abrashoff, the former Captain of the USS Benfold, who turned the navy's 200 year-old management style on its head while transforming his ship into the best ship in the Pacific Fleet. This article should be required reading for all government managers.
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By John A. Byrne
- How do you motivate your employees and build loyalty when you don't have the ability to give big pay raises, bonuses or other financial incentives? This article from the August 2003 issue of FastCompany provides several case studies about managers who inspired their employees to do great things despite the lack of financial rewards. They did it by showing day in and day out that they care about their employees. Includes a number of very inspirational stories.
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By John Fisher
- The corporate goal of every organisation is to survive. If it can make a profit or maintain a surplus at the same time, even better. But a corporate entity by itself does not make profits. People do.
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