Title: Employee Engagement
1Employee Engagement
2What is Employee Engagement?
- Employee Engagement Definition
Employee engagement is the extent to which
employees feel passionate about their jobs, are
committed to the organization, and put
discretionary effort into their work.
3Employee Satisfaction vs. Employee Engagement
- Employee engagement is not the same as employee
satisfaction. - Satisfied employees are merely happy or content
with their jobs and the status quo. For some,
this might involve doing as little work as
possible. - Engaged employees are motivated to do more than
the bare minimum needed in order to keep their
jobs. - Employee satisfaction
- only deals with how happy or content employees
are. - covers the basic concerns and needs of employees.
- does not address employees level of motivation
or involvement.
4Employee Engagement Framework
An employee engagement model based on statistical
analysis and widely supported by industry
research.
5Engagement with The Organization
- Measures how engaged employees are with the
organization as a whole. - Includes employee feelings about and perceptions
of senior management. - Key components include trust, fairness, values,
and respect - i.e. how people like to be treated
by others, both at work and outside of work.
6Engagement with My Manager
- A more specific measure of how employees feel
about their direct supervisors. - For most employees, this factor has the largest
impact on day-to-day life at work. - Topics include mutual respect, feeling valued,
being treated fairly, receiving feedback and
direction, etc.
7Beyond Engagement Alignment Competency
An organization needs more than just engaged
employees in order to succeed. There are two
additional areas that relate to employee
performance and that are closely linked to
engagement.
- Strategic alignment
- Does the organization have a clear strategy and
set of goals? - Do employees understand how the work they do
contributes to the organization's success? - Strategic Alignment ensures that employee effort
is focused in the right direction.
- Competency
- Do managers have the skills needed to get the job
done? - Do managers display the behaviors needed to
motivate employees? - Competency is measured with 360 Degree Feedback.
8Employee Engagement Dynamics
- Drivers of Engagement - What matters most?
- Knowing whether employees are engaged or
disengaged is - only the first step. You also need to understand
the key - drivers of engagement.
- We employ two techniques that enable you to
identify - what to focus on and how to improve in those
areas. - Priority Level - we look at the statistical
patterns across all groups in your organization
to determine which items are impacting overall
engagement within each demographic group. - Virtual Focus Groups - next, we ask targeted
follow-up questions at the end of the survey that
ask employees to provide examples of problems as
well as suggestions for how to improve. These
comments often provide the detailed and specific
what, why, and how so you can take action.
9Employee Engagement Dashboard
- This is where things start to get exciting!
- The Employee Engagement Dashboard enables you to
quickly - and clearly identify global engagement themes as
well as - which parts of your organization are "at risk"
due to specific, - localized engagement problems.
- Scalpel vs. Sledgehammer
- In our experience, most engagement issues are
- local. Regardless of how a company is doing
overall, - there are always things happening further down in
an organization - that are having a negative impact on engagement
within a specific - department, location, workgroup, etc. The
employee engagement dashboard will enable you to
instantly identify these problem areas within
your organization so you can take action more
quickly and with greater precision.
10Got questions?
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