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Lead by example. Acknowledge every employee to be unique. When compared to a cohesive team with dispersed members or communication barriers among them are always at a significant disadvantage. A recent survey found employeerecognition was most important to 37% of employees. Encourage breaks.
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Both leaders and employees can enroll in workplace communication workshops or courses (online or in-person). New-hire orientation and ongoing trainings are also great opportunities to clarify the company’s communication expectations and share educational resources. . Take Advantage of Informal Time To Build Relationships.
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What happens in these TGIF meetings that make it a great example of employee engagement activities? The first-day welcome card/gift to new hires. It is one of the first employee engagement activities to introduce to a new hire. One of the many ways is to present a welcome card, gift, or email to the new hires.
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