Employee Activation: Redefining The Employee Survey
This week I introduce a big idea: Employee Activation. This idea, which comes from important work we’re doing with Medallia, shows you how to move “beyond engagement” to a whole new world of employee listening and action-taking based on
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Show Notes
This week I introduce a big idea: Employee Activation. This idea, which comes from important work we’re doing with Medallia, shows you how to move “beyond engagement” to a whole new world of employee listening and action-taking based on feedback.
In the new world of labor shortages, high turnover, unions, and general employee stress, Employee Activation might be the big answer.
Here’s a definition:
“Employee Activation means designing the company so that managers, line executives, and employees can adjust, change, and redesign work around worker’s needs, suggestions, and demands.”
(This week’s podcast was recorded on a walk, so I apologize for some of the “animal sounds” in the background)
Additional Information
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