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🔑 Here’s a secret to building loyal, motivated teams: Make them feel seen. We all want to know where we stand, and for many employees, authentic recognition is the roadmap to growth. 📈 💡 Fact: Employees who receive recognition are 5x more likely to see a clear path for advancement in their careers, according to Gallup and Workhuman. Want to increase engagement and retention on your team? Start with recognition. Here’s how you can create that lasting impact: 1. Be Specific: Mention the action and its positive impact. 2. Be Timely: Recognize achievements as soon as they happen. 3. Make it Personal: Tailor recognition to individual values. 👉 Employee retention isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s the competitive edge that keeps teams thriving. How do you ensure your team feels valued? Share your tips in the comments!

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Kristi D. Williams 🌠 Customer Service Professional 🌟

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1mo

Great advice

Sandra Pellumbi

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1mo

Making your team feel seen is everything. It’s not just about recognition, it’s about connection. Acknowledge someone’s hard work in a personal and timely way, it shows that you’re paying attention and that you care. Love this reminder today, Clevette!

Maleeha Rehman

Helping founders and business owners boost their personal brand on LinkedIn in 60 days | Personal branding | Ghostwriting | LinkedIn Management

1mo

Great advice

Jon Neumann, mMBA

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1mo

Genuine recognition is key to building motivated and loyal teams. By acknowledging individual contributions promptly and personally, we can create a culture where everyone feels valued and sees a clear path for growth. People will definitely never forget how you made them feel Clevette Coombs. Great insights.

April Little

Executive Communication Coach | Career & Leadership Promotion Strategist for current and aspiring Executives | Certified Executive Coach | Wife & Mom of 3 | Speaker | Daily Content 📚 Monday - Friday |

1mo

I still remember the emotions of how something said made me feel vs what was said. Impact over intent Clevette Coombs

Mireille Bergraaf (Leadership Coach)

I coach and train CEOs and managers to become more empathetic leaders, enabling them to enhance team engagement & performance | Master Certified Coach (MCC)

1mo

Indeed, cultivating a motivated team can be as simple as recognizing their efforts. It's not only about grand gestures. Consistent appreciation can make a big impact. Great share Clevette Coombs! 💫

Shawn Shepheard

Helping Family Owned Businesses Grow Without Working 24/7 Coach/Speaker/Author/Podcast Host

1mo

One of my all time favorites..

Gene Hammett

Helping CEOs of Fast-Growth Companies Create Leaders at Every Level; Known as "the Tough Conversations Guy" -- Speaker; Author; Podcast Host; CEO Coach 12+ years

1mo

One of my favorite quotes. Thanks for sharing.

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Claudio Meidler

Senior Sales Leader@Google | AdTech Sales lead Digital Marketing & E-Com | ex-Criteo | I built a multi million $ LeadGen Business | Sell more by booking your 1:1 Sales Coaching | Into Personal Growth & Keynote Speaking

1mo

Great insights on recognition! Timely and personalized acknowledgment truly boosts team morale and retention. Thanks for sharing! Clevette Coombs

Geraldin DJEMBO

BACHELOR'S DEGREE chez University Marien NGOUABI in Brazzaville

1mo

Très informatif

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