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In fact, HR in high-risk industries should implement a variety of avenues/opportunities for employee feedback, such as phone hotlines, online and on-site suggestion boxes, employee surveys, focusgroups, new hire surveys and exit interviews.
Executive Coaching and peer coaching groups were established to highlight and sharpen existing great behaviors and actions. Set-up plus facilitation of monthly internal customer focusgroup meetings. Using the focusgroup for targeted and necessary areas of success and improvement. Resolution.
Focusgroups to determine what is working well. Surprisingly to many executives and humanresources staff, much of what was found to be effective and needed was basic. Reviewing job descriptions and determining time-span and complexity of the work.
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