Engaged!

Engaged!

  • By:Gregg Lederman
  • ISBN:0989322211
  • Publication Type: Evolve Pub Incorporated
  • Category: Self Help/Motivational
  • Condition:Like New
  • No Of Pages:240
  • Specification:Sales and Marketing 1 Title may change This book contains a number of solid ideas that any manager could benefit from using with their team (or with an entire company) to increase engagement and results. How to make recognition strategic, how to help your team put the customer first, how to define your values to better set expectations, etc. Use one of the book's key tenants - that shifting culture is about reminding more than training - to direct how you approach the book. Read it once, implement some of suggestions, and then re-read the book to REMIND yourself of the goal and add another idea for engaging your team to "outbehave."
  • Release Date:27th Aug 2013
  • Price:Rs 500.00
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    Sales and Marketing 1 Title may change This book contains a number of solid ideas that any manager could benefit from using with their team (or with an entire company) to increase engagement and results. How to make recognition strategic, how to help your team put the customer first, how to define your values to better set expectations, etc. Use one of the book's key tenants - that shifting culture is about reminding more than training - to direct how you approach the book. Read it once, implement some of suggestions, and then re-read the book to REMIND yourself of the goal and add another idea for engaging your team to "outbehave."

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In this book author will discuss the following: * Why do companies have a hard time getting their employees engaged? * What are the Eight Principles that every manager needs to create a workforce that “lives the company brand?” * How can you increase your employees’ happiness so they make your customers happier? * Do employee rewards work? How should be people be incentivized? * What does “outbehaving” the competition mean? * How can one really measure or determine if their employees are truly engaged?

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