Title: Building Recognition into your Organizational Culture
1Building Recognition into your Organizational
Culture!
www.terryberry.com 800.253.0882
May 13, 2009 HR Forum
Greg Butterfield Partner, Terryberry Co.
2REVITALIZE Your Recognition Program
- Agenda
- What do your Employees want from their work?
- Tips to revitalize recognition in your
organization.
3Unleashing the Power of Maslows Hierarchy
Self-Actualization
Engagement
Recognition
Esteem
Acceptance Involvement
Social/Belonging
Location Working Conditions
Safety
Compensation Benefits
Physiological
4What Managers Report Employees Want!
- 5. Interesting Work
- 4. Good Working Conditions
- 3. Promotion Growth
- 2. Job Security
- Good Wages
- Foreman Facts, Labor Relations Institute of NY,
2004
10. Feeling in on things 9. Sympathetic
help w/ personal problems 8. Appreciation
for work done. 7. Tactful Disciplining 6.
Personal Loyalty to Workers
5But When Employees are asked
5. Good Wages!!! 4. Job Security 3. Sympathetic
help on personal problems (9) 2. Feeling in on
things (10) 1. Appreciation for WORK DONE!!
(8) Foreman Facts, Labor Relations Institute of
NY, 2004
10. Tactful Disciplining 9. Good Working
Conditions 8. Promotion Growth
7. Personal Loyalty to Workers 6. Interesting
Work
6RESPECT
Respect your people and and their knowledge of
the challenge at hand
Respect
7The challenges for managing and
motivating people have never been greater.
8The ________ stumbling block to ________
________ of importance in our ________ seems to
be our ________ to ________ to ________.
A surrender anything life willingness greatest
circumstance achieving.
9The greatest stumbling block to achieving
anything of importance in our life seems to be
our willingness to surrender to
circumstance. - Seig Weber
10RECONNECTOn a macro level.Make sure your
recognition efforts are aligned with your
organizations vision and culture.
Respect Reconnect
11Why is understanding your Workplace Culture
Important?
Specific Goals Objectives
Organizational Culture
Vision
Mission
12Mission statements are reflective of an
organizations culture
13RECONNECTOn a micro level.Make sure your
recognition efforts fit your employees on a
personal level
Respect Reconnect
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16RESOLVE
To earn the support and resources from upper
management to recognize your people
Respect Reconnect Resolve
17Cultivate MANAGEMENT BUY-IN
Results Oriented
Relationship Oriented
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
TRUST
Metrics give HR managers a great tool to
demonstrate the strategic value of recognition!
What is your Leadership Balance, Ellis, Lee.
RightPath Resources, August 2006.
18REFOCUS
Know your ABCswhat are the attitudes, behaviors
and contributions your organization values most.
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19ABCs of Recognition
Underscore the
- ATTITUDES
- BEHAVIORS
- and CONTRIBUTIONS
your company values most
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20REESTABLISH
All three forms of recognition are necessary for
success!
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21Recognition Drives Engagementthe more frequent,
the better
35 increase
20 increase
ENGAGEMENT LEVEL
FREQUENCY
Daily Telegraph, March 22, 2008, Ford. (citing
findings of David Brown, Director of Hewitt
Associates)
22Calculating the Cost of Disengagement
Engaged Employees 29 Not-Engaged Employees
56 1 ACTIVELY DISENGAGED EMPLOYEES 15
Sample Scenario ABC Company (Number of
Employees) 150 Actively
Disengaged Employees (15) 22
Cost per Disengaged Employee1 16,087
Annual cost of Disengagement 16,087 x 22
employees
353,914
per year
1Gallop Management Journal reports that
disengaged employees cost the US Economy up to
350 Billion annually 2005
23Most Commonly Used Award Programs
Service Award Programs 90 Performance 87 R
etirement 51 Sales 51 Suggestion 41
Employee of the Mo/Qtr/Yr 39 Safety 33
Attendance 22
Trends and Best Practices in Employee
Recognition, NAER 2005
24RETRAIN
Whats your praise to criticism ratio?
41 is needed to maintain behavior.
To change behavior, the ratio must
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25Help your managers with RECOGNITION TRAINING
The most important task you have as a manager is
to encourage the best performance from your
employees
Dr. Gerald Graham,
Wichita State University
- Top 4 Workplace Incentives
- Personal Thanks From Manager
- Written Thanks From Manager
- Promotion for Performance
- Public Praise Presentations
1Dr. Gerald Graham, Dean of the W. Frank Barton
School of Management, Wichita State University
26What are Employers Top Concerns Regarding
Recognition?
Managers dont reward employees as frequently as
they should It isnt fresh and interesting It has
bred a sense of entitlement and employees no
longer value it Its not used equally across the
organization Not properly aligned with goals or
rewards wrong behaviors Managers reward employees
too liberally or too often
31.4. 23.2 19.1. 17.5. . 7.3 . 1.6
Canadian HR Reporter, Dec 4, 2006
27REKINDLE
Light a fire under your communication efforts to
heat up your recognition initiative.
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28REINFORCE
Award presentations are the perfect opportunity
to underscore attitudes behaviors and
contributions your organization values most.
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29RECOGNIZE and REWARD
A well-constructed program includes both
appreciation and award components!
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30AGAIN.What Do Your Employees Want!
31To belong to an organization with solid ethics,
good values a strong sense of responsibility
32To understanding how they fit into the
organizations success
33The opportunity to learn, grow develop new
skills
34Respect flexibility as a whole person, not just
an employee
35Enjoyable, relationships as part of a social
workplace team
36A healthy working relationship with his/her
immediate Supervisor
37To know they are valued, appreciated,
acknowledged recognized
38Recognition. Its the ultimate Managers Tool.
39I can live for two months on one good
compliment. Mark Twain
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