10 Tips to Setting up a Voice of the Employee (VoE) Program
Employee engagement happens to be one of the buzz words in today’s corporate world. But do people really understand what it means? I don’t know for sure but, one thing I know is that it is one of the most interesting yet tough to attain aspects in management. Organizations are definitely starting to realize the importance and need for a happier and engaged workplace with the rising number of millennials entering the workforce. Well, It makes sense as to why there is so much hype about engaging employees at the workplace as according to the Bureau of National Affairs, US businesses lose $11 billion annually as a result of employee turnover. And Among the 1,500 employees, only 29% are fully engaged and 26% are disengaged. Almost half (45%) are partially engaged. There are many aspects that make an organization successful. Cutting edge products and services, innovative strategies, new technologies etc but there is one thing that overpowers all of these factors and goes on to create long-lasting competitive advantage which in return impacts ROI. That is undoubtedly the employees of an organization. Employees are the heart of an organization and many research studies have proven that there is a direct positive correlation between organizational performance and engaged employees. As Andrew Carnegie very correctly pointed out “You must capture the heart of a supremely able man before his brain can do its best.” I personally like to define employee engagement as the emotional commitment an employee has towards their organization and its goals. There are tons of ways in which an organization can engage their employees, but it’s important to find the right techniques which go in line with your organizational culture. Here are 10 tips that may help engage your employees better, this is based on the Ten C’s model […]