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HBR Research Report: Improving Business Performance Through Appreciation
Turn recognition from a feel-good perk into a strategic driver of results
While 66% of organizations say employee recognition is very important for influencing business performance, only 33% believe their recognition programs are very effective at doing so.
Programs treated as a feel-good initiative rarely connect to the priorities that move engagement, productivity and innovation.
This report from Harvard Business Review shows how leading organizations use appreciation as a strategic driver of engagement, productivity, innovation and retention.
With this report:
- Discover what sets highly effective recognition programs apart from the rest
- Learn how appreciation can connect strategic priorities to day-to-day decision-making
- Gain real-world insights from General Motors, Workday, Kyndryl and Coles
- Build a business case for recognition that leadership will back
A recognition program that doesn’t move performance is a cost, not an investment. Make appreciation a driver of the results your business needs.
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