1 Simple Way to Harness the Power of Recognition and 7 Tactics for Strengthening Manager-Employee Relationships
How to Improve Manager-Employee Relationship: 7 Tactics
Navigating the complexities of frontline management can be a challenging journey.
As a manager, you're excited to make a difference, motivated to lead as best you can, but quickly realize that managing relationships between employees and supervisors is a challenge. It's no easy task to establish a thriving work atmosphere when facing the complex dynamics of personnel relationships.
Is your goal to create a healthy work environment that translates to higher engagement and better productivity? Imagine creating a workplace where everyone feels valued, supported, and driven.
We’ve seen the data first-hand; improving supervisor-employee relationships can result in boosted morale and increased productivity, but where do you start?
Here are seven tactics to improve manager-employee relationships and foster better culture for frontline teams ⬇️
1. Start with Onboarding
2. Improve Communication
3. Give Feedback Often
4. Invest in Frontline Leadership
5. Encourage Open Dialogue
6. Help Your Frontline Staff Feel Connected
7. Stay Proactive
For HOW to implement these tactics, head over to our latest blog to learn more!
Boosting Your Low Performers by Recognizing Your High Performers
Recognition can save you money and increase morale, efficiency, and satisfaction at work. And the good news is that it doesn't have to be complicated or expensive to implement.
We've teamed up with Dustin Schimek (LinkedIn Top Data Analytics Voice, Co-Host, Data Ideas Podcast and Data Careers Summit) to discuss why companies must invest in recognition, why it's been long neglected, and the incredible opportunities it presents to both the employer and employee.
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Dustin and Mike explore why regular recognition might be the missing piece in creating a positive work environment. They chat about the ways it can benefit both employers and employees, from productivity and engagement to retention and team culture.
They also share a noteworthy example of one company that implemented recognition programs and saw fantastic results - a 224% increase in recognition resulted in a -45% decrease in unexcused attendance. It's impressive what a little recognition can do!
Recognition doesn't just feel good; it's a smart strategy that can bring a variety of benefits. They took it a step further and provided an example for you on the calculation for the benefits of employee recognition.
Check out this blog post and podcast episode that sheds light on why recognizing your team members is so crucial, and how it can transform the workplace.
A Simple Way to Harness the Power of Recognition
From the Founder:
Getting our kids in the car can be a struggle - shoes, socks, water bottles, backpacks…and the list goes on. On Fridays, we implemented one simple thing into our routine that made it a whole LOT easier.
Introducing ‘Feel Good Friday’’!
What is ‘Feel Good Friday’? Every Friday, the kids get into the car knowing that we will take a few moments to share something they appreciate or admire about themselves and each family member, creating a positive start to the day.
At Secchi, our customer data research shows that harnessing the power of recognition leads to noticeable improvements in productivity, attendance, and overall workplace culture. Studies consistently demonstrate that recognition boosts morale, enhances attendance, and increases engagement. By fostering a culture of celebration, we aim to ensure that everyone feels valued and supported.
Beginning this week, let's take a few minutes to share something we appreciate about a colleague. Respond back and let us know how it goes!
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