Another firm that chimes in about
employee engagement is
Towers Perrin. Like Accenture, Towers Perrin also has a top-10 list for employee engagement.
- Senior management sincerely interested in employee well-being
- Ability to improve skills and capabilities
- Organization’s reputation for social responsibility
- Employees' input into decision making
- Quick resolution of customer concerns
- Setting of high personal standards
- Excellent career advancement opportunities
- Challenging work assignments that broaden skills
- Good relationships with supervisors
- Organization encourages innovative thinking
Most of these ten drivers directly impact the employee (e.g., 1, 2, 7). A couple of the top-10 drivers speak to the environment of the employer (e.g., 10). The odd one here, the one I didn’t expect to see, is driver #5. Resolution of customer concerns has not appeared on any of the other employee engagement lists that I have reviewed. I suppose it is difficult to be engaged to an employer that has difficulty resolving the problems of its customers.
What is on your top-10 list for employee engagement? Has Towers Perrin captured everything on your own list?
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