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Employee Engagement- A Roadmap for Optimizing Performance & Driving Commitment
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Employee Engagement
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- This chart shows the overall trends in engagement scores, globally and for each region. In 2010, the global engagementscore was 56%, down four percentage points from 60% in 2009. The reason for this decline is primarily due to changesin the regional scores of Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America. The regional engagement scores in Asia-Pacific, Europe,and North America mirror the global decline. However, the employee engagement scores in Latin America have stayedconsistent over this time period. At the industry level, the financial sector is the main sector across all regions thatattributed to this fall from 2009 to 2010.
- Global average yr 2008 was 21%
- StrategyWorld-class organizations develop a formula for success by looking objectively and rigorously at the business problems they face and by focusing on finding the right employees and keeping them engaged.For these organizations, an employee engagement strategy is not only fundamental to the way they do business, it is critical to their success.Accountability and PerformanceThe top-driven companies focus on outcomes. They define and rigorously measure success at every level in the organization. These measurements ultimately help focus each person, team, department, and business unit on driving performance and results. CommunicationWithin the best performing organizations there is a cultural alignment between the employees and the company, paired with a strategic alignment between activities and company goals. These organizations use their corporate communication touch points to reinforce their commitments to employees and customers. DevelopmentAs the struggle for talent intensifies, organizations face a continual challenge to build and grow their leadership capacity. The world’s top-performing companies have comprehensive leader and manager development programs, but they also go one step further — these programs are performance-driven and incorporate a comprehensive succession plan throughout the organization. They make it priorities to not only identify leadership potential, but also to focus intently on the creation of developmental paths for current and future managers and leaders.
- Explanation
- Sibson’s definition of engagement was developed using both a qualitative and quantitative analytical approach that was focused on defining what “engagement” means in the context of performance and productivity. The qualitative approach consisted of numerous conversations with business leaders, employees and researchers over the course of the ROW Study. Two attributes of high-performing and productive employees emerged: (1) knowing what to do at work (e.g., understanding the organization’s vision of success and how the employee can contribute to achieving that vision is an underlying factor of performance and productivity and (2) wanting to do the work (e.g., obtaining a sense of satisfaction from the job and work content and being inspired by the organization to perform the work)To provide empirical support for this two-dimensional model, Sibson modified the ROW Study by adding questions about the dimensions of engagement and using existing questions to measure these constructs. Briefly, the ROW model focuses on five elements of rewards, which encompass both financial and non-financial aspects of rewards: affiliation, compensation, benefits, work content and career.
- Sean Brawley, president and founder of Imaginative Coaching
- Sean Brawley, president and founder of Imaginative CoachingHigh levels of workforce engagement are achieved when employees understand how to effectively address and overcome both internal and external barriers to success. Managers play a crucial role on facilitating this process because they are charged with creating both a supportive and trusting environment as well as challenging their direct reports to overcome obstacles so they can reach new levels of performance excellence.
- High levels of workforce engagement are achieved when employees understand how to effectively address and overcome both internal and external barriers to success. Managers play a crucial role on facilitating this process because they are charged with creating both a supportive and trusting environment as well as challenging their direct reports to overcome obstacles so they can reach new levels of performance excellence. High levels of workforce engagement are achieved when employees understand how to effectively address and overcome both internal and external barriers to success. Managers play a crucial role on facilitating this process because they are charged with creating both a supportive and trusting environment as well as challenging their direct reports to overcome obstacles so they can reach new levels of performance excellence.
- Sean Brawley, president and founder of Imaginative CoachingHigh levels of workforce engagement are achieved when employees understand how to effectively address and overcome both internal and external barriers to success. Managers play a crucial role on facilitating this process because they are charged with creating both a supportive and trusting environment as well as challenging their direct reports to overcome obstacles so they can reach new levels of performance excellence.
- The overall engagement score has been arrived at based on the first six questions in the questionnaire which are around say, stay and strive. The tool provides for equal weightage across these six questions. The engagement score reflects the percentage of people who have an average score of 4.5 or above on these six questions. For the satisfaction scores on the various drivers of engagement the score reflects the percentage of employees who have a score of 5 or 6 on the driver question.
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