About David Zinger
David Zinger from Winnipeg Canada is an expert on engagement. He founded the 4500 member Employee Engagement Network. His work is designed to increase engagement for your organization.
He is a management consultant with over 25 years of experience. His education services are enhanced by his 20 year background as a University educator for the University of Manitoba and over 15 years managing an employee assistance program for Seagram Ltd.
David's services mix current research with practical approaches to build authentic relationships and achieve powerful results. To learn more about David, click on "About David" on the link bar near the top of this site.
Contact David Zinger at:
Phone (204) 254-2130.
Email dzinger@shaw.ca
Employee Engagement Updates- Good update from Nita Clarke.
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Category Archives: Employee Engagement
Employee Engagement: 5 Prescriptions for Well Being
9. Working Well (Part 10 of an 11 part series on how managers can improve employee engagement) Enhance Well-being. We need to create wellbeing inside of work. There are things we can do outside of work but how we promote … Continue reading
8 Powerful Approaches to Create Meaningful Employee Engagement
7. Make meaning – why work? (Part 8 of an 11 part series on how managers can improve employee engagement) Finding direction through meaning Meaning. For work to sustain and enrich people it must be meaningful. Those who have a … Continue reading
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Employee Engagement: 5000 Attendees set for Ken Blanchard Quit and Stayed Livecast (January 25)
Employee disengagement: Leaving when you haven’t left Employee Disengagement: I have created a short slide presentation and story based on an employee who left before his actual leaving and was deceiving himself about the ability to engage in retirement when … Continue reading
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How to Leverage 5 Pathways for Strengths Based Employee Engagement
6. Leverage Strengths – An outline of why employee engagement needs to be strong stuff. (Part 6 of an 11 part series on how managers can improve employee engagement) Let’s get strong in 2012. Engagement is strong stuff. When you … Continue reading
12 Daily Employee Engagement Prescriptions for 2012
Here are 12 prescriptions for Employee Engagement in 2012 Strive for everyday simple, small, and significant actions. Lighten up your perspective, workload, and intensity. Stop consuming information unless that information contributes to meaningful and important action. Transform the endless quest … Continue reading
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The Best Employee Engagement Blog Posts: 7 for 2011
Here is my personal list of the top 7 blog posts for 2011: 1. The Employee Engagement Pyramid What are the 10 actions managers can take to turbo charge employee engagement? Engagement is more than a feeling, survey number, or a YouTube … Continue reading
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6 Powerful Moments of Employee Engagement
5. Master Moments – The healthy and productive path to great micromanagement (Part 6 of a 10 part series on how managers can improve employee engagement) Making moments. Engagement resides in the moment. Learn to master moments from high quality connections … Continue reading
Don’t Blink: How to Foster Recognition for Employee Engagement
4. Foster Recognition - Are you looking, seeing, and saying? (Part 5 of a 10 part series on how managers can improve employee engagement) Expanding recognition. If we split the word recognition it can be viewed as to think again (re-cognition). We … Continue reading
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Take 30 Minutes to Tackle 21 Myths in Employee Engagement
Don’t myth out on Employee Engagement 30 minutes on employee engagement. When is the last time you spent 30 minutes thinking about employee engagement? What myths surround employee engagement and how do they influence your outlook and actions? David Zinger’s research highlights … Continue reading
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Tagged David Zinger, Employee Engagement, leadership, management, myths, work
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4 Ways Managers Can Build Relationship BACKbone into Employee Engagement
3. Build Relationship – The Manager’s Employee Engagement Relationship BACKbone: Bids, Authenticity, Caring, and Knowledge (Part 4 of a 10 part series on how managers can improve employee engagement) Foundation of relationships. Obviously relationships and relationship building are a foundation … Continue reading
Revisiting 13 Guidelines for Employee Engagement Programs
A very popular post on employee engagement programs This post on employee engagement program guidelines was published exactly 2 years ago on December 1. It is one of my most popular posts and gets read about 5 to 10 times … Continue reading
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7 Significant Steps to Employee Engagement Progress
3. Path Progress: Navigate through setbacks, path progress, enable work and achieve small wins. (Part 3 of a 10 part series on how managers can improve employee engagement) Fully engaged. Teresa Amabile and Steven Kramer published The Progress Principle this … Continue reading
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