By David Zinger on Oct 17, 2006 in Leadership, Engagement Statistics, Engagement, Workplace Engagement, Employee Engagement | 0 Comments
Jack Welch believes the best picture of a company’s well-being comes from, employee engagement, customer satisfaction, and cash flow. By the way, cash flow comes third. Jack believes that employee engagement is perhaps the most telling indicator of competitive advantage.
Here are some statistics from ISR, a Chicago firm that studied engagement of 664,000 employees from […]
By David Zinger on Oct 17, 2006 in David Zinger | 0 Comments
Marcus Buckinghm wrote an insightful book: The One Thing You Need to Know: … About Great Managing, Great Leading, and Sustained Individual Success. I liked the book but was surprised that it took over 280 pages to state the one thing. Many blog readers are not willing to take that much time to read (unlike […]
By David Zinger on Oct 15, 2006 in Management, Leadership, Employee Engagement | 0 Comments
Go Canada(Post) Go
Moya Greene, the President of Canada Post, has made employee engagement a top priority in the corporation.
Since she took the top spot 18 months ago she has engaged in the work of employees - from delivering mail to sorting parcels. She writes a blog and answers all of the employees questions. I have […]
By David Zinger on Oct 2, 2006 in Engagement | 0 Comments
Micheal Stelzner has written a very informative book on: Writing White Papers: How to Capture Readers and Keep Them Engaged. Not only do we strive to gain workplace engagement and personal engagement we can benefit by learning how to keep readers engaged. Here is a quote from Micheal on white papers:
We live in a world […]
