While introducing new team members to other employees in the organization, boast about their previous success, experience, and how they are a great asset to your organization. Reduce any anxieties and confirm that you are happy and the new employee is a good fit for your team.
Recognize New Team Members
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Talk is Cheap
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…unless it’s a manage up. Messaging and celebrating the impact of an individual doesn’t have to be elaborate. A...
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What Gets Recognized Gets Repeated
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Set clear expectations by immediately recognizing individuals who are doing the right things in the right way.
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See it – Reward it
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Recognize the right behavior right away. Don’t wait until it’s time for a quarterly or yearly recognition program. Make...
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Consistency Creates Excellence
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Managing up ensures that the right behavior gets repeated—not just by the employee who originally performed the behavior, but...
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Be Specific with Reward and Recognition
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As part of the Reward and Recognize principle, we encourage the development of systems and processes to notice and...
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Recognize Performance
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Plan to recognize at least three individuals or teams for their exceptional work at your next employee forum. Include...
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Recognize Strengths
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During one-on-one meetings with employees, provide specific praise in relation to the employee’s strengths. Communicate how the employee uses...
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