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The Engagement Equation : Leadership Strategies for an Inspired Workforce, Hardback Book

The Engagement Equation : Leadership Strategies for an Inspired Workforce Hardback

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Create a culture of engagement and build high-performance culture The Engagement Equation explains the drivers of employee engagement, and how you can use improved engagement to execute strategy, reduce costs, and meet your organizational goals.

This book describes a unique engagement model that focuses on individuals' contribution to a company's success and personal satisfaction in their roles.

Aligning employees' values, goals, and aspirations with those of the organization is the best method for achieving the sustainable employee engagement.

The Engagement Equation is designed to provide a framework that will help you move the needle on engagement. Explains how to plan and execute a sustainable organization-wide engagement initiativeShows how to avoid the engagement survey analysis-paralysis trapShares ways to align employee contribution with strategyEncourages leaders to pay attention to and better understand your organizational culture, and much more Ultimately, it's the daily dynamics at play in your team, your division, and your organization that matter most.

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