17 Employee Engagement Lessons from Game Of Thrones
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Is your office turning into King’s Landing every Monday morning? By now it doesn’t even matter if you’re a Game of Thrones fan or not, your employees most probably are. If you want to avoid disciplinary meetings over spoilers and office gossip on who should sit on the Iron Throne we suggest keep your employees engaged and happy. You’re welcome. Here’s what you need to learn: [Photos: Arthawall.com]
Transcript of 17 Employee Engagement Lessons from Game Of Thrones
Is your office turning into King’s Landing every
Monday morning?
Here are some lessons to help you avoid disciplinary meetings over spoilers and office gossip on who
should sit on the Iron.
Be the leader they want to follow, not the leader they’re forced to work
with.
Don’t get out a press release stating you value your employees if their
salaries are constantly late.
The power is yours when your team trusts you.
Be a servant leader!
As a manager, you are a culture influencer.
Set the tone to camaraderie, team work and assertiveness.
The House of Feedback sits on the Iron Throne of Employee
Engagement.
Are you listening to the voice of the employee? Following up on it?
Successful companies have a particularly important thing in
common – they have very strong company values. And they act on
them.
Work is the no.1 engagement driver. Are your employees happy
with what they do? Do they find meaning in it?
