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August 1, 2012 Human Resources 3 Comments
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Here’s one disturbing fact: After 1 year on the job…70% of U.S employees are not engaged at work.

This study emerges from arguably the most comprehensive research from the foremost consulting firm Gallup Organization.  (i.e., 30 years of in-depth research involving more than 17 million employees) In order to find the right questions, they fundamentally focused on how great managers inspire top performance in employees. How do they generate passion, unite disparate personalities to focus on a common purpose, and propel teams to achieve ever-higher goals?

Below, you’ll find a PowerPoint presentation that outlines Gallup’s 12 Elements of Great Managing. I hope you’ll find this useful.

 

  • http://www.facebook.com/suchan.lee Suchan Lee

    it is somewhat difficult to read the text in the powerpoint slides..

    • http://hjkimbrian.blogspot.com/ Brian Kim

      did you try maximizing the presentation? or you can click “view on slideshare” and download the ppt and change the fonts/colours as you see fit.

  • http://twitter.com/GlassHouseTheo Glass House Theology

    I stumbled on this a few years ago and it revolutionized the way i interacted with those under me and how I modeled leadership for my superiors. Thanks for sharing this with the blogosphere!

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