"Top performing organizations are realizing that the key
to maximizing their competitive position in the market requires paying attention
not only to the needs and satisfaction of their employees, but also to the
organizational culture as a whole."
How are things at the office? Are there
days when you feel like Captain Bly, trying to stave off a mutiny? Is reading
month-end reports a dreaded experience? Do employees grumble about
management—and each other? Noticed a few stress clouds hanging over the water
cooler?
In his new book,
Make Your Workplace Great: The 7 Keys to an
Emotionally Intelligent Organization, author Steven J. Stein provides strategies
backed by solid cutting-edge research that are actionable and will help you
transform your workplace into a happy, healthy, and productive one. Managers at
any level, in any size of organization, will find contemporary examples,
surprising statistics, and real-world solutions to help bring about sustainable
change.
Stein says that there are seven keys
that will energize employees, make them feel a sense of pride in their work, and
drive performance. Organizations need to demonstrate strong and visionary
leadership through intelligent management and investing in employees so they
know they are being treated with respect and are proud of their purpose and role
in contributing to superior performance for a company that
cares.
The work-world is global and highly
competitive. If you want to hire top people and retain them, take your business
to another level, and instill a sense of integrity and community-building as an
integral part of your culture, Make Your
Workplace Great is your key—not only to enriching the workday experience,
but ultimately improving your bottom
line.