Kini di era MEA 2015 war for talent antar organisasi telah menjadi kenyataan di depan mata kita. Kebutuhan unit kerja, organisasi dan kepesatan peningkatan perusahaan tidak diiringi ketersediaan penawaran profesional yang sepadan. Hal ini mengakibatkan perang talenta memanas hingga ke level tertinggi. Persaingan perekrutan dan pembajakan talenta profesional bahkan menghadirkan praktik perang talenta di luar batas logika akal sehat. The demands for talent for exceeds supply. Manajemen talenta, tak pelak merupakan salah satu isu prioritas yang paling membuat pusing para eksekutif puncak dewasa ini

Minggu, 07 Juni 2015

Employee Engagement: What Keeps Employees Motivated


Did you know that paying your employees more money to keep them motivated is the wrong approach to increasing employee engagement? Apparently, money is not the number one factor that contributes to the majority of employees' overall job satisfaction. Other factors such as career happiness and goals, and stress and overall work environment are also taken into consideration
According to this infographic from Salesforce, employees are more interested in recognition and having a healthy relationship with their colleagues and managers. This supports the idea that money is not the way forward, but engagement is. Most importantly, the majority of employees would like to be recognised for their efforts since they have the need to be noticed.
Key takeaways:
  • 78% of employees said recognition is the main motivating factor in their career.
  • Almost 40% don’t feel appreciated at work.
  • Almost 70% of HR professionals regard engagement as the future challenge of businesses.
  • 72% of workers consider themselves disengaged.
  • Employee coaching, building relationships and developing dialogue increases employee engagement.

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