top 5 myths of employee engagement

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MYTH 1 CASH IS KING It’s Not All About The Money Cash is a “hygiene” factor, meaning organizations have to get pay right, but incremental investments do not have a significant impact. Intangible rewards are the most effective motivators. SOURCES MYTH #1 http://www.aon.com/human-capital-consulting/thought-leadership/talent_mgmt/2013_Trends_in_Global_Employee_Engagement.jsp MYTH #2 http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-bersin--associates-research-shows-organizations-that-excel-at-employee-recognition-are-12-times-more-likely-to-generate-strong-business-results-177627921.html http://www.xceleration.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Whitepaper-Recognition-Program-Myths-vs-Facts.pdf MYTH #3 http://www.leadershipiq.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Leadership-IQ-Whitepaper_Job-Performance-Not-Predictor-of-Engagement.pdf MYTH #4 http://www.astd.org/Publications/Magazines/TD/TD-Archive/2011/06/New-Managers-Feeling-Lost-at-Sea MYTH #5 http://www.accountingweb.com/sites/default/files/generationy_robert_half.pdf www.mcfrecognition.com MYTH 2 RECOGNITION PROGRAMS OFFER LITTLE RETURN ON INVESTMENT It’s a Fact: Organizations That invest in incentive and recognition programs enjoy increased customer spending and revenues. Improving engagement levels among staff can increase revenue by as much as 23%. MYTH 4 MANAGERS KNOW HOW TO ENGAGE EMPLOYEES The Title Of “Mana g er” does not grant the bearer the ability to engage employees. It is a skill that requires training and practice to be effective. 26% OF MANAGERS FELT THEY WERE Unprepared to Transition INTO MANAGEMENT ROLES OF NEW MANAGERS Do Not Receive ANY TRAINING 58% MYTH 5 MILLENNIALS ARE DIFFICULT TO ENGAGE The Image of Millennials as job hoppers is a generational misunderstanding. Millennials place a high value on engagement, and are ready and eager to commit to an organization with the same values. A Millennial’s Dream Boss Working for a manager that I can respect and learn from Working With People that I Enjoy Having Work / Life Balance TOP 3 Workplace C oncerns FOR MILLENNIALS ARE MYTH 3 HIGH PERFORMERS DON’T NEED EXTRA MOTIVATION High Performers Are Good at motivating themselves, but they too can become unhappy if they aren’t engaged on a personal level. 42% MORE of organizations, Low Performers Engaged Than ARE ACTUALL Y HIGH & MIDDLE PERFORMERS In TOP 5 En gage ment Driv ers IN THE UNITED STATES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION REPUTATION RECOGNITION COMMUNICATION ENGAGEMENT 12 X more likely to have Strong Business OUTCOMES COMPANIES with high-performing recognition programs are FLEXIBLE AND OPEN MINDED PLEASANT AND EASY TO GET ALONG WITH UNDERSTANDING AND CARING SKILLFUL MANAGER, ADVISOR, AND SUPPORTER

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Page 1: Top 5 Myths of Employee Engagement

MYTH 1 CASH IS KINGIt’s Not All About T he MoneyCash is a “hygiene” factor, meaning organizations

have to get pay right, but incremental investments

do not have a significant impact. Intangible

rewards are the most effective motivators.

SOURCES

MYTH #1 http://www.aon.com/human-capital-consulting/thought-leadership/talent_mgmt/2013_Trends_in_Global_Employee_Engagement.jsp

MYTH #2http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-bersin--associates-research-shows-organizations-that-excel-at-employee-recognition-are-12-times-more-likely-to-generate-strong-business-results-177627921.htmlhttp://www.xceleration.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Whitepaper-Recognition-Program-Myths-vs-Facts.pdf

MYTH #3http://www.leadershipiq.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Leadership-IQ-Whitepaper_Job-Performance-Not-Predictor-of-Engagement.pdf

MYTH #4http://www.astd.org/Publications/Magazines/TD/TD-Archive/2011/06/New-Managers-Feeling-Lost-at-Sea

MYTH #5

http://www.accountingweb.com/sites/default/files/generationy_robert_half.pdf

www.mcfrecognition.com

MYTH 2 RECOGNITION PROGRAMS OFFER LITTLE RETURN ON INVESTMENT

It’s a Fact: Organizations T hat invest in incentive and recognition

programs enjoy increased

customer spending and revenues.

Improving engagement levels

among staff can increase revenue

by as much as 23%.

MYTH 4 MANAGERS KNOW HOW TO ENGAGE EMPLOYEES

T he Tit le Of “Manager” does not grant the bearer the ability to engage

employees. It is a skill that requires training and practice to be effective.

26%OF MANAGERS FELT THEY WERE

U n pr e p a r ed t o T r a n s i t i o n INTO MANAGEMENT ROLES

OF NEW MANAGERS

Do Not Rec e i v e A N Y T R A I N I N G

58%

MYTH 5 MILLENNIALS ARE DIFFICULT TO ENGAGET he Image of Millennials as job hoppers is a

generational misunderstanding. Millennials place a high

value on engagement, and are ready and eager to commit

to an organization with the same values.

I

A Mil lennial ’s Dream Boss

Working for a manager that I can respect and learn from

Working With People thatI Enjoy

Having Work / Life Balance

TOP 3Workplace C oncerns FOR MILLENNIALS ARE

SKILLFUL MANAGER,

ADVISOR, AND SUPPORTER

MYTH 3 HIGH PERFORMERS DON’T NEED EXTRA MOTIVATION

High Performers Are Good at motivating themselves, but they too can

become unhappy if they aren’t engaged on a personal level.

42%

MORE

of organizations,

Low Performers

Engaged Than

ARE ACTUALL Y

HIGH & MIDDLE

PERFORMERS

In

TOP 5Engagement Dr iversIN THE UNITED STATES

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

ORGANIZATION REPUTATION

RECOGNITION

COMMUNICATION

ENGAGEMENT

12 Xm o re l i k e l y t o h a v e

Strong Business O U T C O M E S

COMPANIES with h igh-per forming recognition programs are

FLEXIBLE AND

OPEN MINDED

PLEASANT AND EASY

TO GET ALONG WITH

UNDERSTANDING AND CARING

SKILLFUL MANAGER,

ADVISOR, AND SUPPORTER