Employee Engagement: A Comprehensive Approach
Employee engagement is a broader term that covers both formal and informal activities. Many companies adopt a strategic approach to 'Employee Engagement Programs,' starting with pre-employment activities like recruitment. For example, companies in industries such as FMCG and Automotive have exemplary recruitment policies. They provide detailed orientation about the profile and company before the interview and assess candidates based on psychometric and functional parameters.
Onboarding: Adding Value to Engagement
'Onboarding' is one activity where you can add value in terms of engagement. You can gather feedback from new joiners after a certain period about their comfort and the organizational culture.
Training and Development: Initiating Programs
'Training and Development' is another area where you can initiate various programs, such as eLearning, On-the-Job Training, developing internal faculties, and creating fun learning experiences. This could include taking a group outside, perhaps into nature, for practical learning.
Higher Education Opportunities
In higher education, you can establish tie-ups and provide opportunities for star performers to pursue further education, helping to create an emotional bond with your employees.
Fun at Work: Engaging Employees
'Fun at Work' is a popular method to engage employees. You can organize various events under this initiative.
Family Days: Involving Families
Family Days can include family get-togethers, visits to families, or dinners with star performers' families.
Overall, your objective should be to engage employees emotionally with the organization. You can refer to motivational theories for assistance in designing Strategic Employee Engagement Programs.
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