How do you grow employee engagement when your workforce is small? Or, multi-generational, multi-disciplinary, located in multiple divisions and represents different levels of education? Chances are, your teams are comprised of employees with several, or all, of these traits. Which can lead to all sorts of communication disconnects even though people “seem” to be using… [Continue Reading]
Take these 3 Actions to grow Workplace Engagement
To retain Your Customers retain Your Employees First
Do you retain employees as a critical part of your customer retention strategy? Or, are your (especially) front line employees considered to be disposable? Easily-replaced commodities in a numbers game? I recall a bunch of client conversations I had as a sales newbie. Here I am, trying to get an in-person appointment with someone else’s… [Continue Reading]
How are You reinforcing Business Growth Status Quo?
Business growth status quo happens. When you take your eye off the top and bottom lines because things appear to be going well. Or, are they? Really? After all, your business has a pipeline full of repeat business. At least, that is what your sales team tells you. Except that new customer acquisition is, well,… [Continue Reading]
To retain Customers focus on People Value instead of Products
The people value which organizations and associations bring to customers’ tables influences whether customers will stick with you. Or not. Your people, and their understanding of the intrinsic value they provide to stakeholders and customers, are your “secret sauce.” Yet, my work with employee stakeholders often showcases how they struggle to define and describe their… [Continue Reading]
Stakeholder Someones are doing the Selling in Your Organization
I have news for you. Your stakeholder someones just may really be doing the selling in your organization. Do you know who they are? You know, the stakeholders you refer to when things slip through the cracks: “Well, someone must be in charge of that. Otherwise, how could it possibly happen?” Or, “I didn’t know… [Continue Reading]
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