Dear forum members, PFA herewith some of the important attributes of Great Place to Work. Regards RB
From India, New Delhi
1137From India, New Delhi
Hi Bhardwaj
This is a really good, succinct article. I agree with each of the points you make and would add a couple of ther thoughts:
Context - when making expectations clear to staff, leaders should also provide context. That is, "How does the work I do connect to the bigger picture such as organizational, functional or team goals?" This is very important and helps employees to feel valued and that the work they do is valuable.
Strengths - helping staff members identify their strengths - a strength is something they are good at and that energizes them. And then to give them more opportunities to work on their strengths.
From United Kingdom, Wisbech
This is a really good, succinct article. I agree with each of the points you make and would add a couple of ther thoughts:
Context - when making expectations clear to staff, leaders should also provide context. That is, "How does the work I do connect to the bigger picture such as organizational, functional or team goals?" This is very important and helps employees to feel valued and that the work they do is valuable.
Strengths - helping staff members identify their strengths - a strength is something they are good at and that energizes them. And then to give them more opportunities to work on their strengths.
From United Kingdom, Wisbech
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