Highly engaged employees lead to positive outcomes on key performance indicators such as: increased retention, customer loyalty, safety, productivity and overall revenue growth within an organization.
MIT’s Sloan Review finds that firms with high levels of employee engagement report higher profit growth (10–15%) than firms with low levels of employee engagement (0–1%).
According to Gallup, highly engaged teams are 21% more productive and have 28% less internal theft than those with low engagement. Engaged employees are innovative and always have an idea or two about what they can do better.Following from Gallup'sState of the Global Workplace report, "85% of employees are not engaged or actively disengaged at work, resulting in lost productivity.
It is no surprise then that in today’s fast-shifting work environment, organizations work hard to engage their workforce, secure high performance and develop #BrandAmbassadors for their companies. The role of the manager has become a clear enabler (or detractor) of these organizational goals.
Leaders need to act as coaches to enhance employee engagement and performance. With the right attitude and skills, they can to keep their organizations agile in a time of significant business flux.
According to #Gartner, #ConnectorLeaders can boost employee performance by up to 26%, employee’s discretionary effort by up to 38%, and can improve employee engagement by up to 40%, and this regardless of industry, function or region.
Sari Wilde and Jaime Roca, both recognized leaders in Research & Advisory at Gartner HR Practice, stated that Connector Managers focus on developing three key development connections for their employees :
1. Employee connection
2. Team connection
3. Organization connection
Are leaders in your organization developing these connections ? Do they have the #awareness and #skills needed to create these experiences within your workforce to increase #EmployeeEngagement ? If not, what are you waiting to reap the ROI of #ConnectedLeadership ?
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Like any tool, organizations must understand both the potential of collective intelligence and its limitations to maximize its impact. This article presents the essentials to know about this very powerful lever.
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In today's fast-paced business environment, change is essential but challenging. Effective sponsorship from top executives is crucial for successful change management. Sponsors, typically high-level leaders, provide active and visible support, communicate the vision, and ensure necessary resources. Their involvement boosts employee engagement and facilitates the adoption of change. This article explores the role of sponsorship in driving change, highlights its impact, and presents strategies for cultivating effective sponsorship, such as selecting the right sponsor, building a support coalition, and maintaining clear communication. Overcoming challenges like resistance and mitigating risks through proactive leadership are also discussed.
The healthcare sector is complex and constantly evolving, necessitating high-quality, safe, and affordable care. Agile methodologies, rooted in flexibility, teamwork, and continuous adaptation, can enhance healthcare by optimizing resources, managing disruptions, and fostering collaboration. Implementing agile practices like cross-functional teams, daily stand-ups, and feedback loops can improve operational efficiency and patient satisfaction. However, challenges such as regulatory compliance, resistance to change, and interdisciplinary communication must be navigated carefully. Adopting agile in healthcare requires customization to fit specific needs, effective change management strategies, and ensuring compliance without compromising agility.
