New Innovative Employee Engagement Programs
I have successfully set up following innovative engagement programme in my company:
1. Weekly Motivational Stories on Notice Board or from HR side to all employees on their official mail ID.
2. Creative Corner: to show the hidden talent any one can share his/her creativity by writing poems, stories, slogans etc. but that should be self written.
3. Autograph Gallery: This is quit interesting, there would be board or you can paste paper sheet on wall where employees use to walk (way to pantry, way to their labs etc) with some decoration by the name of “Autograph Gallery” where individual need put his autograph with date.
WHEN: whenever any person or any team is achieving his target or anything which should be recognized. Here HR need to nominate the name of the person with reason. This we can do on Achievement based.
4. Question of the Day: question related with current affairs or anything which employee can enjoy by answering them. And at the end of month you can announce the name the particular person who has given maximum number of right answers and can awarded by any unique name like Most Intelligent Person of the Company or etc.
5. Fun@Work: We need to define a Fun group in which from every department there should be one member . The responsibility of this team is to organize any kind of event/ outing/ picnic on quarterly bases and that too on employee contribution bases. This Fun Team should be re-formulating year by year. 
December 10, 2008
New Innovative Employee Engagement Programs
December 05, 2008
TEAM
T: Together
E: Everyone
A: Achieve
M: More
E: Everyone
A: Achieve
M: More
Team Work is more fruitfull then the individual efforts
Etiquettes- to keep good working environment
How  to show courtesy towards colleagues
- Greet everyone you encounter  cheerfully and with a smile on your way into the office. On your way out,  remember to thank the receptionist / office boys etc. 
 - Good bosses, employees and  colleagues don't forget their manners. Remember 'please' and 'thank you'.  
 - Always show your appreciation with a  smile. 
 - Small talk and light chitter chatter  at work is essential; it expresses friendliness without demanding attention.  Whether you talk about the traffic or the weather, the vital message is that you  are all part of the same team. 
 - Be polite to hired help like peons,  drivers, delivery boys etc. 
 - Do not talk loudly when you talk  over the phone or to your colleagues. Talk in a soft and clear voice.  
 - Take instructions with grace and  give instructions gracefully. 
 - When you are going to get yourself a  cup of tea, coffee or a cold beverage, offer to bring one for your co-workers as  well.
 
How  to make yourself likeable and pleasant to work  with
- Never use words like 'can't' and  'won't', nor phrases like 'I'm busy' and 'that's not my job'.  
 - Do not criticise anyone -- that's  not your job. And if you get criticised, be professional about it. Do not take  it personally. 
 - Keep personal conversations down to  a minimum and keep out of earshot of others. 
 - Never borrow anything from someone's  desk without permission and when you do always return it in good condition.  
 - Do not misuse office property. Keep  your workplace orderly. Do not infringe on other people's space.  
 - Be friendly with colleagues but know  where to draw the line. Don't get involved needlessly in any situation which  could lead to embarrassment and could potentially damage not only your  reputation, but that of the organisation as well. 
 - Do not get indulge in office gossip  or discuss delicate topics (religion, politics, money etc).  
 - Do not fidget or make unnecessary  sounds which can be distracting to your co-workers. 
 - Maintain stringent standards of  personal hygiene. Do clean up after yourself when you use the restrooms so the  next person using it does not have to scrunch up his/ her nose!  
 - Use office privileges like sick  leave etc thoughtfully so that you don't burden your co-workers with extra  work.
 
Meeting  etiquette 
- Be punctual. If you are late,  apologise briefly but sincerely and immediately give total attention to the  meeting. Those who wish to leave early should ask their seniors' permission  beforehand. Leave quietly, with an 'excuse me' and catch the eye of the person  who is talking at that point. 
 - Dress well -- it gives a good  impression. 
 - Always remember to switch off your  mobile phone. 
 - If there is an established seating  pattern, accept it. If you are unsure, ask. 
 - Do your homework; get all your facts  and figures in order. Go prepared. 
 - Acknowledge any introductions or  opening remarks with a brief recognition of the chair and other participants.  
 - When discussions are underway it is  good etiquette to allow more senior figures to contribute first.  
 - Never interrupt anyone -- even if  you disagree strongly. Note what has been said and return to it later with the  chair's permission. 
 - When speaking, be brief and ensure  that what you say is relevant. 
 - Thanking the person who organised  the meeting is not only good etiquette; it is also a sign of respect.  
 
Keep  competition within the organisation healthy
- A team tends to behave like a human  body, accepting what is part of it and rejecting any alien tissue. People are  accepted if their behaviour mirrors the group norms. 
 - Faults and blunders usually take  place due to lack of communication. Find out the cause of the mess-up and solve  the problem so that it is not repeated. 
 - Curb your annoyance and control your  temper. 
 - Do not strive to pull a colleague  down just to get the approval of the boss. This will backfire on you in the long  run. 
 - Back-stabbing and petty talk is not  only unpleasant, it is in poor taste. 
 
STAR Practice- To become Star in your organisation
To become a STAR employee in organization, just follow following four steps:
1. S - Stop : stop for a while
2. T - Think : think and make plans
3. A - Act : act on time
4. R - Review : and not forget review your steps
If you want to become a STAR then start yourself from “S”, Before doing any task just Stop for a while and Think what is the expectation of your boss/employer from you? Think and plan your activity to achieve your goal and then put your plan into Action on right time. Perform your plans to achieve your goal. After completion of your activity never forget to Review your steps/ performance.
Definitely you will become STAR PERFORMER
1. S - Stop : stop for a while
2. T - Think : think and make plans
3. A - Act : act on time
4. R - Review : and not forget review your steps
If you want to become a STAR then start yourself from “S”, Before doing any task just Stop for a while and Think what is the expectation of your boss/employer from you? Think and plan your activity to achieve your goal and then put your plan into Action on right time. Perform your plans to achieve your goal. After completion of your activity never forget to Review your steps/ performance.
Definitely you will become STAR PERFORMER
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