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Deep Motivations, Not Competencies, Drive Leadership Performance

The Empowered Buisness

You could gain access to the underlying motivators that drive a leader or employee to do their best work? It’s called motivational profiling. Your underlying (and often unconscious) attitudes and motivations determine what you pay attention to and focus on in your leadership role. Dominant motivation driver.

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3 Valuable Insights Leaders Can Learn From Neuroscience

Tanveer Naseer

This is a cultural intervention in which leaders seek out a few employees who are already known to be master motivators, adept at inspiring strategic awareness among their colleagues. These master motivators are invited to recommend specific measures that enable better ways of working. But they’re rarely put into practice.

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How To Better Engage Your Employees

Strategy Driven

You don’t know what your employees want or what motivates them unless you ask. Innovate Mundane Tasks. For example, if you have a call center, try sprucing it up by implementing call center gamification. Ask for their Feedback. It’s fun, it’s exciting, and it creates a better work experience.

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Why People Lose Motivation — and What Managers Can Do to Help

Harvard Business Review

At some point, every leader has dealt with a person — or, worse, a group of people — who has lost motivation. In order to get at the crux of the problem, it’s crucial to understand that as humans we want to feel motivated and to find meaning in the things that we do. Brandon Lyon/Getty Images. We feel more alive.

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How One Insurance Firm Learned to Create an Innovation Culture

Harvard Business Review

More and more companies are realizing they must reinvent their cultures by infusing innovation into their DNA. With almost 4,000 employees, CSAA IG has embarked on a systemic approach to create a pervasive culture of innovation. Most people focus on the first type of innovation: incremental.

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There Are Two Types of Performance — but Most Organizations Only Focus on One

Harvard Business Review

Precision made it easy for managers to oversee their employees. Every spot on every line was visible to managers. But Bernstein and his team observed that when managers were not watching, employees secretly developed and shared better ways of doing the work. These stats were reviewed by managers every week.

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Turn Your Company into a Customer Platform

Harvard Business Review

The idea that customers can't or shouldn't participate much in the innovation process is one barrier to creativity that companies are rapidly knocking down. Rethink your innovation competencies. Clearly the firm has begun to recognize that powerful innovations can come from a savvy group of passionate and sophisticated customers.

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