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Saturday, November 26, 2011

About Human Resources: How to Bring Your Passion Back to Work

Dear People:

If your goal is superior, high performance employees who are focused on contribution and continuous improvement (and I sincerely hope it is), you need to manage people within a performance management and development framework. When you implement each of the components recommended, you'll ensure the development of the superior workforce, the high performance employees, you seek. This is one of my most important articles ever on my recommended total framework for your relationship with your employees. These are the 7 critical areas that you must focus on to develop high performance employees.

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Regards and wishing you and yours the best this weekend,

Susan


How to Bring Your Passion Back to Work

Do you currently think about going to work without a great deal of enthusiasm? In fact, do you dread going to work in the morning? Not fun during the holiday season - or any other time of the year, for that matter. Remember the days when you loved going to work? You were challenged, excited, and up for your next adventure. Never felt that passion about work? I'm sorry. But, these ideas are for you, too. Read more...


Are You on the List of Good Employees?

Employers may not state the fact so bluntly, but every employer has a list. Trust me. They may not have an actual physical list, but every employer knows the names of his or her good employees. If you figure out what constitutes a good employee in your work place - and take action to emulate those actions - you will be on the list. Read more...


In Danger of Getting Fired or Laid Off?

Don't be an ostrich. Employment termination - no matter the cause - is scary, disorienting, and disruptive to habitual patterns. Getting fired is never fun; layoffs are equally disheartening. In either scenario, your feelings of self worth and self esteem are dealt a blow. Just when you most need a positive outlook to help you find your next opportunity, you feel dizzy as if your whole world is spinning out of control. Don't despair. Better? This is how to prepare yourself - just in case.


40 Ways to Say Thank You at Work

Are you interested in ways to say thank you at work? I hope so. In a workplace committed to creating an attitude of gratitude and employee recognition on a daily basis, every day should be Thanksgiving Day. Employee recognition doesn't have to be expensive and is appreciated by employees in almost any form. Here are 40 ways to say thank you at work.


 


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This newsletter is written by:
Susan M. Heathfield
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