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Archives for January 2010

Employee Engagement and Social Media: Check These Numbers

January 22, 2010 by David Zinger Leave a Comment

Do you think social media isn’t important for employee engagement?

Think again and check out these numbers:

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17 Employee Engagement Eclectic Resource Zingers (#5)

January 21, 2010 by David Zinger Leave a Comment

From Steve Nash teaching us about business and basketball to scams and measuring charisma.

  1. 3 business scale questions:1. globe-spanning? 2. world-changing? 3. life-altering? http://bit.ly/8bXTES

  2. The 7 Psychological Principles of Scams: Protect Yourself by Learning the Techniques http://bit.ly/4XzUms

  3. You must read Sandy Pentland. Big impact next 10 years. Measure the Power of Charisma. http://bit.ly/5LV53e

  4. Getting through your day. Are you scripting or improvising? http://bit.ly/8JqSqP

  5. Good review of SWAT. Helpful journey though working. Review by Scot Herrick http://bit.ly/5cSu70

  6. Free 33 page ebook. Over 100 contributors with 1 sentence each on how to manage employee engagement. http://bit.ly/52q4Ws

  7. Carl Rogers has much to teach business about authenticity and relationships. Thanks Lisa Haneberg. http://bit.ly/6PlFuW a

  8. Work as play video from Alan Watts. Thanks Alexander Kjerulf http://bit.ly/8hUwKn

  9. Is data crowding out faith and action? Good pity points by Seth Godin. http://bit.ly/5kuokd

  10. How do you learn a foreign language (or just about anything)? Scott H. Young. http://bit.ly/6JlTps

  11. Start your day with 3 stories. Well done and very helpful. http://bit.ly/4G0PXg

  12. What we expect from real leaders. I expected nothing less from Steve Roesler. http://bit.ly/4FEbJ9

  13. Anemic sterile words. The hole in the soul of business. http://bit.ly/4Agjkb

  14. Steve Nash the master of the pass, quickness and improvisation. Model for business and basketball. Love it. http://bit.ly/4wkd1W

  15. Open your book open up employee engagement. Thanks for link M. Stallard. http://bit.ly/717wC5

  16. 49 new members joined the free and freeing employee engagement network this week. http://bit.ly/rKCXH

  17. @junson takes a CLOSE view of office romance in latest cartoon on the Employee Engagement Network. http://bit.ly/rKCXH

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Management and Musical Chairs

January 20, 2010 by David Zinger 4 Comments

Management 2.0

old red wooden chair

Command and control
lose their seat
to conversation and collaboration.

Organizations humanize into communities
while impositions
quiet respectfully into invitations.

Hierarchy is redrawn on the napkin
into a matrix.

Leadership levels
while mastering management
means
shifts happen.

Our white space decade ahead
invites us to get morph from management
than we ever imagined.

…

Photo Credit: Chair Series; Red on Flickr

Filed Under: Employee Engagement, Working Poems - Zingers

Employee Engagement Advice for Managers: Free E-book

January 18, 2010 by David Zinger 1 Comment

Make the management move to better employee engagement today.

Are you a manager looking for advice on how to improve employee engagement?

Do you know a manager who could use some help improving employee engagement?

Do you lack the time to read a long book on employee engagement but you are searching for short helpful sentences that could make a difference to your efforts.

Over 100 contributors offer an eclectic pluralism of voices and perspectives on employee engagement.

View and download this great 33 page resource for managers.

The Employee Engagement Network, founded by David Zinger,  is offering our third major collaboration. Over 100 members have created employee engagement advice for managers in one sentence.

This excellent free E-book offer managers the opportunity to find timely ideas and powerful pithy perspectives to play a stronger role in improving employee engagement in their organizations.

Click the link or picture of the cover below to view or download this great PDF resource.

Employee Engagement Manager Free Ebook

Employee Engagement for Managers

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Employee Engagement and Whuffie

January 18, 2010 by David Zinger 1 Comment

Can you fuse employee engagement and Whuffie?

Here is the Wikipedia explantion of Whuffie:

Whuffie is the ephemeral, reputation-based currency of Cory Doctorow‘s science fiction novel, Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom. This book describes a post-scarcity economy: All the necessities (and most of the luxuries) of life are free for the taking. A person’s current Whuffie is instantly viewable to anyone, as everybody has a brain-implant giving them an interface with the Net. The term has since seen some adoption as a synonym for social capital, including its use in the title of the Tara Hunt book The Whuffie Factor.

Tara Hunt, from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,  has created an informative  slide presentation for a 3-hour Whuffie Workshop she gave to Best Buy. Here is an image of one of the key slides.

Whuffie

View the entire 114 slides below and determine the role of employee engagement in creating good Whuffie.

Whuffie Workshop at Best Buy

View more documents from Tara Hunt.

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