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Why Is Strategy Important for Employee Engagement?

CMOE

Communicating Strategy Accomplishes Goals Employees need to know the strategic plan for any project because it provides them with a goal. Strategy Offers Opportunities to Develop Skills Including team members in strategic planning gives them the opportunity to develop skills critical to the success of the company strategy.

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7 Quick and Easy Ways to Prioritize Your Mental health & Wellbeing

Career Advancement

While I’ve been sharing a lot of advice on how to lead people remotely and engage in strategic planning, I can’t emphasize the importance of prioritizing your own wellbeing enough. Every day, I’ve been working with my coaching clients to help illuminate the best course of action.

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An Uncomfortable Truth

The Coaching Blog

Engaging with them sharpens our critical thinking, creativity, and strategic planning skills. Avoiding challenges frequently means turning down chances for career advancement, meaningful relationships, enriching experiences, or valuable learning. Missed Opportunities: Growth often comes hand-in-hand with opportunity.

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Inflexibility vs. Adaptability

International Coach Academy

Proactive actions include continuous learning, networking, strategic planning, and seeking feedback to adapt and refine approaches in response to evolving circumstances. It empowers individuals to stay ahead of the curve by identifying emerging trends, acquiring relevant skills, and building networks that support their goals.

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Employee Recognition: How Can It Help Counteract The Effects Of A Crisis?

Vantage Circle

Encourage employees to identify their professional strengths through analysis so they can use them to advance their careers and be successful in their current positions. Some seek public acclaim, while others seek private acclaim; some seek financial advancement, while others seek career advancement.

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High Employee Turnover: 6 Crucial Reasons Behind It

Vantage Circle

"Career Advancement" contributes to 32% of those voluntarily quitting jobs. "Pay This contributes to a whopping 32% of employees who leaves because of this very lack of career advancement. "Pay and benefits" was the second most common answer (22%) to why employees make the decision to leave.

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Employee Turnover: 6 Lesser Known Reasons Your Employees Are Leaving

Vantage Circle

Career Advancement” contributes to 32% of those voluntarily quitting jobs. This contributes to a whopping 32% of employees leaving their jobs because of this very lack of career advancement. “Pay and benefits” was the second most common answer (22%) to why employees chooses to leave.