Can someone share some employee engagement programs for a marketing company having about 100 employees. Regards.
From India, New Delhi
Krishan,

You want an employee engagement program.

Each human being has the same five basic needs: to be heard, to be respected, and to have competence, autonomy, and relatedness. The last three are what motivates us according to the Self Determination Theory of Edward Deci and Richard Ryan.

In my experience as an executive and manager, the extent to which I met those needs dictated the level of performance/engagement of my people. As a command and control manager they did not perform really well. After I shifted to the opposite approach of listening to them and responding to their concerns to their satisfaction or better, their performance rose hugely eventually achieving the 500% performance gain Stephen Covey told us was possible.

So get all the managers to listen to their people and respond to what they hear to the satisfaction of the people or better. Employees will love it and will begin to excel beyond your wildest dreams. There are lots of reasons why this method is so effective and others are not and any executive or manager can be coached to become highly skilled at this method.

Best regards, Ben Simonton

Leadership is a science and so is engagement

From United States, Tampa
Dear Mr. Bensimo,
Thank you for the thoughtful suggestion, I agree if we trust our employees the productivity will definitely grow, will definitely try and implement generating trust from employees.
Best wishes,

From India, New Delhi
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