Archive for August, 2009
Roadside wisdom from nine year old street vendor
Aug 14, 2009 by Mark Allen Driving in Sacramento the other day, I passed through a quiet neighborhood and here were these little girls. In perfect unison at the top of their little lungs repeating enthusiastically, “Lettuce, just fifty cents, get your lettuce… lettuce, get your lettuce… just 50 cents!!” TOO CUTE! It was even [...]
August 14, 2009
Tags: employees, keith payne, marketing Posted in: Communication
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Linkup to Facebook… or Not?
Aug 9, 2009 by Mark Allen Seems to me there’s a growing number of reasons for your company to be on Facebook. Celebrate events, employee recognition, promote healthy after hour socials, encourage pride in company vision, etc. Now, Facebook has an app that automatically publishes jobs from a company website to your company’s Facebook page [...]
August 9, 2009
Tags: company vision, facebook, job seeker Posted in: Uncategorized
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Put your hands together! Clean Hands Campaign
Aug 11, 2009 by Shannon Pedder Your Monthly Campaign gives you multiple ways to engage your employees. Videos, photos of your employees, ways to involve social media, branded gifts, meeting planners, rewards, games, motivational tools… all packaged to make your job easy engaging your employees. So here, with plenty of advance notice to help you [...]
August 6, 2009
Tags: clean hands, mark allen, marlin communication, panel of experts, webinar, workplace rewards Posted in: Uncategorized
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New Study: Employee Response to Six different Reward Types
Aug 2, 2009 by Ona Lage A recent Maritz Poll shows that one size does NOT fit all when it comes to employee recognition programs. Fifty five percent of employees say that the quality of their company’s recognition efforts impacts their job performance. Yet, fourty three percent of employees say they are being rewarded in [...]
August 2, 2009
Tags: employee response, employee types, maritz poll, mark allen, reward, reward preferences Posted in: Be Involved, Communication, Gamification, Loyalty, Motivation, Recognition
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