Employee Recognition Quotes
Recognition is essentially positive feedback that lets employees know they are valued and appreciated by their coworkers and the organization. To have the greatest impact in the workplace, recognition activities should also reinforce and encourage work that advances employee, departmental, and/or institutional goals and values.
Regards
Fayyaz Qazi
From Pakistan, Karachi
19Recognition is essentially positive feedback that lets employees know they are valued and appreciated by their coworkers and the organization. To have the greatest impact in the workplace, recognition activities should also reinforce and encourage work that advances employee, departmental, and/or institutional goals and values.
Regards
Fayyaz Qazi
From Pakistan, Karachi
Mr Fayyaz Qasi,
A very good compilation of quotes.
Recognition is a booster to uplift a person's spirits.
It motivates him to do better things.
Thanks for the post.
V.Raghunathan..................................... Navi Mumbai
From India
A very good compilation of quotes.
Recognition is a booster to uplift a person's spirits.
It motivates him to do better things.
Thanks for the post.
V.Raghunathan..................................... Navi Mumbai
From India
Good compilation and thanks for sharing.
My take on these quotes is how to translate these statements into actionable behaviour that utimately drives the behaviour that we want to see.
Take for example the quote: “Truly effective recognition is not a program or a policy mandated by HR; it is a way of organizational life that touches all corners of the organization most every day of the working week.”
In my company, we incorporate "mindfulness & gratification" in our daily routine by:
1. You may be familiar with this game "I spy with my little eyes..." - so in the company, when team members spotted or experienced value-driven behaviours by another team member, they will write it down on colorful post-it pad and pin it on the "Appreciation Wall". By doing so, the receiver received immediate recognition for the right behaviour; he or she will not only want to continue these right behaviours but also thrive to do even better. The giver will also feel the same way too. At the end of the month, a tally is done to see who is the overall winner. Now, the catch is this - no monetary reward is given out to the winner as we do not want to create unhealthly competition and also an "entitlement mentality". The reward given is actually a "bright yellow Mr Smiley" to be pin at the winner's desk. Staff prided themselves with these Mr Smileys!
Please allow me to suggest that for future respondents to this original post, other then appreciating Fayyaz Qazi's contribution, also share examples and experiences so that the rest can benefit from it too.
Have a positive weekend!
Autumn Jane
From Singapore, Singapore
My take on these quotes is how to translate these statements into actionable behaviour that utimately drives the behaviour that we want to see.
Take for example the quote: “Truly effective recognition is not a program or a policy mandated by HR; it is a way of organizational life that touches all corners of the organization most every day of the working week.”
In my company, we incorporate "mindfulness & gratification" in our daily routine by:
1. You may be familiar with this game "I spy with my little eyes..." - so in the company, when team members spotted or experienced value-driven behaviours by another team member, they will write it down on colorful post-it pad and pin it on the "Appreciation Wall". By doing so, the receiver received immediate recognition for the right behaviour; he or she will not only want to continue these right behaviours but also thrive to do even better. The giver will also feel the same way too. At the end of the month, a tally is done to see who is the overall winner. Now, the catch is this - no monetary reward is given out to the winner as we do not want to create unhealthly competition and also an "entitlement mentality". The reward given is actually a "bright yellow Mr Smiley" to be pin at the winner's desk. Staff prided themselves with these Mr Smileys!
Please allow me to suggest that for future respondents to this original post, other then appreciating Fayyaz Qazi's contribution, also share examples and experiences so that the rest can benefit from it too.
Have a positive weekend!
Autumn Jane
From Singapore, Singapore
Dear Qazi sb, Very nice Quote, but my Boss never gives recognition to me and always try his best to find error in my work. What should I do in this condition?
From Pakistan
From Pakistan
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