
Overview of the program and the sobering fact that over 87% of the global workforce is not actively engaged with the organizations they work in.
That’s a lot of untapped potential, unmotivated workers and unhappiness in the workplace!
Poor employee motivation and engagement boils down to managers.
Yes, you, as a manager, have a massive impact on how motivated, satisfied and engaged your team members are.
In this lecture you'll get a brief summary of all the topics that will be covered in the course.
In this section, we explain the differences and links between employee satisfaction, motivation and engagement. My goal is to help you understand how employee satisfaction and motivation relate to the bigger picture of employee engagement.
In this section, we explain the differences difference between employee engagement, satisfaction and motivation. And it’s influence on performance..
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Only 13% of the world’s workers are engaged in their jobs. Why are 87% of employees not engaged?
A few shocking statistics that show why we need to improve employee engagement. But also the benefits of more engaged employees!
If the benefits of increasing employee engagement are better business results, then why aren’t companies doing more to motivate and engage their employees? 6 common barriers faced by companies and managers.
Insight Exercises help you to get a better idea about your current situation and motivate you to take action and apply the things you learn. This to help you become a better manager or leader and to improve your performance.
We're going to talk about your role as a manager. While having the senior leadership in your organization on-board with improving employee engagement is a great win, a manager can still have a significant impact without any major organizational decision-making.
We'll take a look at Senior Management's role in engagement. What it should look like. But we also going to take a look at you. Even without senior management you have to take your responsibility.
It’s not enough to merely read and understand the ideas presented in this guide – we greatly encourage you to interact with the content in the program, and use the information and self-reflection questions as a starting point to make real changes in your workplace.
Introduction of Tactic Number 1: Accelerate daily progress and remove obstacles.
One of the greatest motivators at work is the ability to make daily progress on relevant and important work.
Insight Exercises help you to get a better idea about your current situation and motivate you to take action and apply the things you learn. This to help you become a better manager or leader and to improve your performance.
Introduction to tactic number two: Set clear expectations!
Setting realistic performance expectations has the greatest impact on employee engagement. When employees know the benchmark that they are aiming for, it drives the entire team forward more effectively. Every person knows their role and how they play a part in helping the organization achieve its goals.
Insight Exercises help you to get a better idea about your current situation and motivate you to take action and apply the things you learn. This to help you become a better manager or leader and to improve your performance.
Introduction to tactic number 3: Connect the dots to the big picture!
The connection between employees’ individual jobs and the organization can greatly increase employee satisfaction.
Insight Exercises help you to get a better idea about your current situation and motivate you to take action and apply the things you learn. This to help you become a better manager or leader and to improve your performance.
Introduction to tactic number 4: Be a coach and help develop your employees’ skills!
As a manager, your role is not just to manage their performance; you're also a coach who helps to bring out the best in your team while developing their skills. Most managers ignore this aspect of their relationship with their team.
Insight Exercises help you to get a better idea about your current situation and motivate you to take action and apply the things you learn. This to help you become a better manager or leader and to improve your performance.
Introduction to tactic number 5: Give feedback, and reward & recognize good performance!
For an employee, there is no worse feeling than thinking that you are just another small cog in the wheel. This can happen in all types of organizations, but is most likely to occur in large organizations where someone can easily feel as though they don’t matter.
How can you, as a manager, combat this feeling in your team? You have to give them feedback, as well as reward and recognition for work well done. This highlights that you are taking notice of their contributions, and that their work does matter.
Insight Exercises help you to get a better idea about your current situation and motivate you to take action and apply the things you learn. This to help you become a better manager or leader and to improve your performance.
Could your team be performing at a higher level?
Do you sometimes feel that your employees are unmotivated, disengaged, or not reaching their full potential?
Many managers struggle with the challenge of motivating employees, increasing employee engagement, and improving team performance.
In this course, you will learn 8 practical management skills and leadership techniques that will help you motivate employees, build employee engagement, and achieve better performance from your team.
These techniques are practical, easy to apply, and based on real management situations, so you can start improving your team’s motivation and performance immediately.
For many managers, improving employee performance and building engagement can feel difficult and overwhelming. But in reality, employee engagement is largely created by daily leadership behavior — how managers communicate expectations, coach employees, recognize performance, and support development.
This course introduces 8 practical leadership tactics that managers can use to motivate employees and improve team performance.
In this course, you will learn:
What employee engagement really is and why it matters for team performance
The difference between employee motivation, satisfaction, and engagement
The current state of employee engagement in organizations today
The most common barriers to employee motivation and engagement
And most importantly…
You will learn 8 practical management tactics that help you grow employee motivation, employee engagement, and employee performance in your workplace.
The 8 leadership tactics you will learn include:
Accelerate daily progress and remove obstacles for your team
Set clear expectations so employees know exactly what success looks like
Connect daily work to the bigger picture and organizational goals
Coach employees and develop their skills and capabilities
Give effective feedback and recognize good performance
Provide on-the-job opportunities for employees to grow and develop
Encourage initiative, independence, and innovative ideas
Involve employees in change to strengthen commitment and engagement
Whether you are a new manager, supervisor, team leader, or experienced manager, these techniques will help you motivate employees and build a more engaged, high-performing team.
This performance management program: 8 Practical Ways to Motivate and Engage Your Team for High Performance provides you with practical skills, tools, and techniques so you can take action immediately and make a real difference in your workplace.
Bonus
You will also receive a Free E-Book (30 pages) that includes the course content, exercises, and management techniques so you can easily apply what you learn.
What other students are saying
"This course was full of extremely useful information that I plan to incorporate daily in my job. The information was clearly outlined and logically structured. The instructor was very motivated about the topic and I look forward to going through his additional coaching course."
— Gary G.
"This is a very practical and valuable course for anyone trying to improve their leadership and employee management skills. The lessons and concepts are clear and well presented. Highly recommended."
— Alex A.
"It is easy to follow and understand. Clear and concise. I already got some ideas forming in my mind and I know it will really help with our business and team."
— April V.
If you want to motivate your employees, build stronger engagement, and improve your team’s performance, this course will give you practical leadership techniques you can start using immediately.
Enroll today and start building a more motivated, engaged, and high-performing team.