Top 10 Ways to Teach Recognition from the Top Down »

Posted By ChristiGibson 5 months, 3 weeks ago in Business & Finance

Executive leaders and senior management get it. They made it to the top by understanding both the core competency of the company and how to motivate people to achieve goals. Although your fellow execs at the top may not call it recognition, they understand how positive communication can influence deadlines, productivity, referrals, customer service, and loyalty. You know the “dos." Check out the "don'ts".

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    oakshep5 months, 3 weeks ago

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    Roy Saunderson is a consultant who communicates simple concepts that can make a huge difference with staff-building and influencing positive attitudes. Great top 10 that every supervisor of 1 or 1,000 should read.

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