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Creative Rewards For Employees

By Brandon W. Jones on July 11, 2013 0

Dennis Phoenix is a human resource specialist and writer. He writes on topics including business relationships, productivity, employee satisfaction, and corporate awards. He spends his weekends mountain biking and photographing nature. His twitter handle is @DennisPhoenix1.

Creative Rewards For EmployeesManagers are always on the lookout for new and creative ways to meet the objectives of their business. However, when it comes to rewarding employees for a job well done, they often opt for the default choice, increased compensation. While there is nothing wrong with this since we all need money to survive, creative leaders should look for other avenues to keep their employees engaged in the workplace.

Creative Rewards

An important consideration for any reward program is to ask if the rewards meet the objective goals of the organization. First, a leader must identify what behaviors contribute to the success of the company. Successful behaviors may include meeting sales quotas, improving managerial skills, or streamlining key processes. Whatever they are for an organization, the rewards should also include some form of recognition and appreciation, two important elements that are often overlooked. [Read more…] about Creative Rewards For Employees

How To Take A Leadership Time Out

By Brandon W. Jones on April 29, 2013 4

In leadership, there are times when life gets very busy and stress begins to build.  It happen with a big project, a fast approaching deadline, or an external pressure weighing you down.  During or after you get through this stressful period, it is important to take a leadership time out.

How To Take A Leadership Time Out

How to take a Leadership Time Out

Leadership time outs are very helpful for leaders.  There are multiple ways you can take a leadership time out.  So how can you take a leadership time out?

Extended Vacation

An extended vacation (4-5+ days away from your leadership responsibilities) can give you a long leadership time out.  You can take an extended vacation by going on a big trip.  You can also take a “stay-cation” by staying at home to spend time with family.  It is very important, however, that during your extended vacation (or stay-cation) you get away from work.  The goal of a leadership time out is that it will rejuvenate you and get you ready to go back to your leadership responsibilities. [Read more…] about How To Take A Leadership Time Out

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