The Surprising Benefits Of Engagement Activities At Your Workplace
Mature and evolved organizations recognise that employee engagement activities aren’t a poor use of time and resources. Executed well, they can be precisely the opposite. The relationship between the company and the employee isn’t limited to just paychecks, of course. By skipping focus on engagement, organizations can lose significant value in the long term. Employee engagement is a reflection of how committed a workforce feels towards their jobs. It's not just about employee satisfaction, but the willingness of an employee to go beyond the bare minimum expected of them. Engaged employees consider themselves an integral part of their organization, and believe their goals and aspirations align with that of the company. Engagement activities are not just fun and games. They are about making employees feel valued, like involving them in the planning process or encouraging upward communication between employees and managers. Activities can also be about creating a learning experience, like coaching them for managerial positions or organising upskilling workshops and seminars. These activities add more value to organizations than meets the eye. They drive performance