Employee Engagement Deep Dive. Types of Employees.

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Employee Engagement Deep Dive

Types of Employees

Why Engagement? Productivity Profitability Employee Retention Safety Customer Satisfaction Competition for Talent Wage Pressure

The Experience

Two Dimensions MACRO micro

MACRO SETTING THE STAGE CULTURE STAFFING PERFORMANCE EXIT

CULTURE Purpose Vision Values Interests Aspirations Values

STAFFING Recruitment Selection Orientation Socialization

PERFORMANCE ExpectationsMetrics Evaluate Reward Develop

EXIT Managed Separations

Two Dimensions MACRO micro

Leader Behavior Job Enrichment

micro Leader Behavior Individualized Consideration Intellectual Stimulation Idealized Influence

leader behavior Individualized Consideration

Intellectual Stimulation leader behavior

Idealized Influence leader behavior

micro Job Enrichment

Variety job enrichment

Ownership job enrichment

Significance job enrichment

Autonomy job enrichment

Feedback job enrichment

gets them engaged

Creates the Experience